A whistleblower can report illegal activity to the government and, under certain circumstances, share in the monetary recoveries the government obtains.
Cost of tuition, safety protocols and the types of learning offered by higher ed institutions are affecting decisions made during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Many faculty are feeling the stress of COVID's disruptions and shifts to online learning but very few fear losing their jobs, a new survey on burnout in higher ed has found.
One Pennsylvania college invites all students back for the spring semester through a staggered schedule, with first-year and sophomore students asked to arrive in January and juniors and seniors returning in March after spring break.
President Steve Thorsett hasn't been afraid to make bold changes or challenge the status quo at the highly regarded Oregon institution. The results have been refreshing.
Responding to a pandemic with a closed university presented a challenge for this elite private college in New England. But it had a plan reach students in unique ways.
Though some note a positive change in lifestyle, many others are struggling with mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic; what colleges can do to help.
Tim Hall has helped transform New York's Mercy College and kept it strong through the pandemic. He shares his journey and advice to other higher education leaders
