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Campus dining services look for ways to reduce food waste beyond education programs.
Student-athlete centers are evolving beyond academic guidance to help in achieving post-graduation success.
Colleges and universities around the country are teaming with providers and organizations on new programs, covering public interest technology, retail management, employee mortgage loans, clean energy research, online courses and equity.
How college administrators are navigating the holistic admissions process, with or without standardized tests
Following his service at the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Federal Student Aid, Patterson is taking the helm at Mansfield U.
Do you know what to do if your university lands in the spotlight amid #MeToo allegations? What do you need to know now to effectively handle problems in the future?
Ideas for using impressive video display wall technology across college campuses
Tech providers weigh in on the challenges colleges and universities tend to have with creating video display walls and how overcome them.
5 answers administrators need about how geographic information systems and indoor positioning systems can help keep campuses safe
Making decisions about whether everyone should know about geographic information systems and indoor positioning systems being used by safety officers
How higher ed institutions are keeping up with the demand for access to enterprise apps via mobile and keeping the data secure
Curtis Carver likes to keep things simple. Not that he isn’t invested in the latest technologies, but he says technology should be without roadblocks to the user experience. Toward that […]
Lower costs and college-ready students are just some of the benefits.
China’s recent decision to drastically limit the amount and types of recyclable plastics it accepts from other countries has forced colleges to find new ways to handle trash removal.
Market demands lead to video orientation changes.
For generations, the American public has been told by venerable think tanks like Brookings, Pew and other educational research foundations and professional associations that American students lag significantly behind their […]
Effective employment notices should tell a story.
Fear of retribution keeps professors from speaking out.
The Department of Education has launched an investigation of schools named as participants in the college admissions scandal. Every school should consider this a wake-up call and an opportunity to conduct a top-to-bottom review of its admissions practices and procedures.
Alicia Strandberg, Women in Tech program co-founder and assistant professor of management and operations at Villanova University, discusses how an annual technology conference and mentoring program helps women in all academic disciplines.
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