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Construction Watch: Florida panel hears how state colleges move money to pay for capital, maintenance

Stefanie Botelho | February 07, 2019

How Gulf Coast State paid out $800,000 for emergency building repairs after Hurricane Michael.

From higher ed neighbor to Bennett College benefactor

UB Custom Publishing | February 06, 2019

How a challenge gift from High Point University helped in the campaign to save a college.

Tech's big impact

Ray Bendici | January 30, 2019

How college and university administrators will keep their departments current in throughout 2019 as technology impacts offices across campus

Look back at 2018: Top higher ed stories

Stefanie Botelho | January 27, 2019

For higher ed, 2018 proved to be a good primer for flexibility and keeping postsecondary missions in focus. More changes to come in 2019.

Intellectual Entrepreneurship asks, 'What is possible?'

Richard Cherwitz | January 24, 2019

Fourteen years ago, Intellectual Entrepreneurship (IE) directors Tommy Darwin and I published a chapter entitled, "Crisis as Opportunity: An Entrepreneurial Approach to Productivity in Higher Education." My argument here is that our thesis then may be more valid, important and relevant in 2019. Rather than thinking of higher education's problems only in terms of crisis, […]

The broken medical school business model

David Lenihan | January 24, 2019

The enormous cost of medical school in the United States has made medical education primarily attainable by students from privileged backgrounds, whose ethnic composition is majority white.

Community colleges strive to boost mental health resources

Ray Bendici | January 22, 2019

Mental health care at community colleges has in the past been hampered by a lack of funding and the fact that many older students live off campus. Recently, community colleges have been developing new mental health programs in an effort to raise awareness and boost overall student success, says Martha Parham, senior vice president of […]

Faculty hiring: 4 trends to follow

January 22, 2019

The seemingly routine process of hiring faculty also presents campus leaders with ample opportunities for innovation. As higher ed institutions strive to take full advantage of the talents brought by incoming faculty, some variations to long-standing practices are taking root. Here are four emerging and continuing hiring trends worth following throughout 2019.

How Jack Hawkins brings the world to small-town Alabama

Matt Zalaznick | January 08, 2019

Troy University Chancellor Jack Hawkins, who led a combat platoon in Vietnam, returned to that country in 2002 to mark a milestone in his second career of higher education.

Will midterm elections lead to higher ed reform?

Web Editor | November 28, 2018

Education played a key role in state and federal congressional races, and placed second among issues promoted in gubernatorial campaign ads. Twenty new governors took seats from incumbents, while Democrats regained control of the House of Representatives. Policy analysts said several gubernatorial candidates won on the promise of reforming higher ed systems to provide affordable […]

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