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Recent decisions by the highest courts of two states, California and Massachusetts, offer important guidance as to when a college or university can be held liable for money damages when […]
As a digest of Antioch College’s Sexual Offense Prevention Policy, “Consent 101” underscores the necessity of asking and giving assent to all levels of sexual behavior. Agreement cannot be conveyed through silence or body language, and that consent is neither negotiable nor optional.
As a society, we have succeeded in communicating the economic payoff that a college education can offer. At present, the value of lifetime earnings for a person with a bachelor’s […]
As these buildings enter their fifth decade of service, school administrators and facility planners are facing a critical decision about what to do with them. New thinking about their promise and potential is beginning to take hold.
The latest in patient-simulation technology allows medical students to look at the human body in ways they haven’t been able to before. Still, some educators find that even today’s advanced […]
One of the absolutes of higher education is that no two students are alike, so there are no two identical paths to a degree.
Thirty years ago, some of us predicted that mutual growth mergers would become a prominent megatrend in the higher education industry. Instead, we witnessed a broad range of institutions that […]
What do non-IT administrators on campuses need to know about hyperconvergence and its use in higher education?
How well are campus dining programs doing with meal delivery offerings, and what are some challenges to consider?
Pueblo Community College's Downtown Studio provides support to first-generation students, veterans, displaced workers and other at-risk potential students.
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee added a biomedical department to the six departments already under its umbrella in 2016.
Sharing online courses can save money, and boost retention and graduation rates.
In what may be the beginning of a larger trend, many business students find the typical two-year MBA program is unnecessary when a specialized master’s program can be completed in half the time.
McGee becomes Quincy U’s 24th president on July 1, following work at the College of Charleston in South Carolina, where he has expanded services for at-risk students and created programs for military personnel.
A new report from The Institute for College Access & Success proposes ways to standardize the gathering of more accurate graduate employment data.
Sacramento State is expanding upper-division student housing, Charleston Southern University is adding on to its new health sciences building, and Dartmouth College is working on a faculty and graduate student center.
Careful preparation, uniform reporting procedures and experienced counsel can help leaders navigate particularly sensitive situations.
The Timothy J. Piazza Center for Fraternity and Sorority Research and Reform at Penn State provides yet another example of the higher ed community’s push to eliminate hazing, sexual assault and other dangerous behaviors at fraternities and sororities.
Higher ed institutions in six states will deploy new systems to help manage study abroad programs and more.
Campus administrators who have coordinated successful virtual internships suggest these six steps for making them work.
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