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Healthy, convenient campus dining options made easy at California State University, Northridge

Web Editor | December 23, 2014

For the leadership of California State University, Northridge (CSUN), providing a wide variety of dining options has always been an important part of serving the campus community, which is located in the San Fernando Valley. With 38,000 students and more than 4,000 faculty and staff, the sheer size of the university could create a big […]

Key Strategies to Migrate Analog Video to Digital on Your Campus

Web Editor | December 23, 2014

When UW-La Crosse saw the analog writing on the wall, it embarked on a multiyear project to transform tens of thousands of hours of video footage into searchable digital files. It turns out that removing the VCR cart from the classroom is complicated. In this web seminar, originally broadcast on October 21, 2014, Jim Jorstad, […]

Projectors facilitate learning in smart classrooms at Minnesota university

Web Editor | December 23, 2014

Back in 1991, St. Cloud State University in Minnesota had only three classrooms outfitted with projectors. Now the 16,000-student university has built nearly 200 “smart classrooms” with projectors hooked up to laptops at instructor workstations. The vast majority of those projectors are Sony models. “Sony makes a wide range of workhorse projectors,” says Kelly Larson, […]

Outlook 2015: Debut of UB's annual year-ahead issue

UB Custom Publishing | December 17, 2014

To help our readers navigate the coming year in higher education, University Business proudly presents Outlook 2015. In-depth stories cover the major trends impacting administration and management, enrollment and retention, finance, facilities, technology, and teaching and learning. We interviewed experts in each of these topic areas—administrators who are active on the national scene, education researchers, […]

Increase Student Engagement with Video: Experiences from Purdue University

Web Editor | December 15, 2014

In the last few years, video in education has gone from a luxury addition to a must-have item. Video-use cases went from simple lecture capture to a myriad of creative possibilities—from teacher-student collaborations, to CampusTubes, to in-video quizzes and interactive tools, and more—available anywhere, on any device. Cross-campus video deployment serves to engage students and […]

Marketing efforts need to evolve to address the needs of the new ‘traditional’ student

Web Editor | December 10, 2014

What does the typical student of today look like compared to the student of five or 10 years ago? Who is the new “traditional” college student? The non-traditional adult learner is now more prevalent than the traditional college student who comes straight from high school. This is where the market is growing, and the colleges and universities that are successful […]

Optimizing adjuncts in higher ed

Mark Rowh | December 04, 2014

Higher ed’s reliance on adjunct faculty, hardly a secret anymore, has gotten much scrutiny in the past few years. Institutions of all types benefit from the fact that adjuncts—provided they don’t become eligible for health benefits by working more than 30 hours a week—can be employed for a fraction of the investment needed for full-time […]

On board with the brand in higher ed

Web Editor | December 03, 2014

When you think “rebranding campaign,” it most likely conjures up images of marketing and communications officers meeting with the school president and board of trustees to toil over logo colors, mascots and slogans. In reality, it’s a much more complex process, involving the entire school community. And its impact can be felt across all institutional […]

Institutions must adapt new strategies to meet new consumer expectations

Web Editor | November 25, 2014

What are the biggest challenges facing higher education as a business? There are a few challenges that institutions face today. For such a long time, many were in a continuous growth pattern, developing new programs and online programs for receptive audiences. That certainly is not the case today. Many institutions are experiencing flat enrollment and […]

Staying on the college grid

Ioanna Opidee | November 24, 2014

Managing course scheduling involves more than just cracking a complex logistical code each semester. It’s also a potential bane or boon to the operating budget. Course scheduling is tied integrally to two of an institution’s most expensive resources—facilities and faculty. An

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Healthy, convenient campus dining options made easy at California State University, Northridge

Key Strategies to Migrate Analog Video to Digital on Your Campus

Projectors facilitate learning in smart classrooms at Minnesota university

Outlook 2015: Debut of UB's annual year-ahead issue

Increase Student Engagement with Video: Experiences from Purdue University

Marketing efforts need to evolve to address the needs of the new ‘traditional’ student

Optimizing adjuncts in higher ed

On board with the brand in higher ed

Institutions must adapt new strategies to meet new consumer expectations

Staying on the college grid

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