Schools—from K12 districts to four-year colleges and universities—are upgrading their credentials to swiftly upskill the emerging and mid-career workforce.
As AI tools like ChatGPT reshape education, colleges must teach students to balance tech use with human skills. Professor Michael Serazio says what graduates need most is space to think, connect, and focus—things AI can't replace.
The Class of 2024's decreasing interest in attending four-year colleges and universities may be stemming from a lack of career guidance, according to this survey.
National University's new co-learning hub blends childcare, high-speed WiFi and coffee stations to provide its online adult learners with a space to unwind, focus or both.
The Trump administration is directing federal agencies to cancel $100 million in contracts with Harvard University. Already facing billions in frozen federal funds, Harvard is challenging the actions in court as officials cite concerns over race-based admissions, antisemitism and a lack of "viewpoint diversity."
When we build content to be accessible, we're also building for mobile learners, for first-generation students, for working adults—for the full diversity of today's student population.
To combat widespread food insecurity, California colleges are expanding beyond pantries with free meals, food lockers and point-based grocery programs. Their shared goal is to boost student success by ensuring access to consistent, nutritious food.
After the Trump administration blocked Harvard from enrolling international students, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology offered them unconditional admission, signaling rising global competition for top students and financial risks for Harvard.
