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As two-year and four-year institutions grapple with enrollments post-pandemic, they must recruit and retain students based on new academic, financial and social dynamics.
Institutions need to adapt to students' communications preferences as 75% of millennials would rather lose their ability to talk on the phone than to stop texting.
With thorough analysis leading to sound decisions, a financially challenged college or university can minimize the threat of reaching into an endowment to cover expenses.
Technology expanded interdisciplinary collaboration and personalized learning as COVID highlighted both the importance and the challenge of healthcare careers
As digital learning becomes a core component of the higher education experience, institutions must prioritize strategies that provide agency to both students and faculty.
In a time when technology continues to evolve, flexibility — along with a practical sense approach — is key.
As colleges prepare for the fall, they must consider the requirements on vaccinations and masks as well as the tone they will set while restoring normalcy.
While managing thousands of vendors is daunting, there are simple daily actions you can take to ensure the accuracy and reliability of vendor information and to safeguard against fraudulent behavior.
A nationwide survey of students reveals what they want in library design and what they use it for most.
App shows students their impairment score for marijuana, alcohol and other substances so they can make better decisions about driving and other activities.
Telehealth-specific training for medical students has become a necessity to help them navigate the unique opportunities and challenges that come with delivering virtual care.
Universities have the opportunity to become leaders in the upskilling revolution by working with agile companies that are experts in the most in-demand skills
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