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MIT scores 100, but where does your college rank as best value?

Chris Burt | July 07, 2022

The scoring system by SmartAsset shows how well institutions are competing state by state and going up against the best in the nation.

Is NJCU worth saving? Acting president makes strong plea to continue its mission

Chris Burt | July 06, 2022

Kroll says university leaders will be transparent but also acknowledges ‘serious hardships’ lie ahead.

The presidential shifts that could elevate 2 centuries-old universities

Chris Burt | July 05, 2022

The University of New Haven and Thomas Jefferson University are embracing dual leadership models.

Columbia won’t participate in the next U.S. news rankings

July 01, 2022

Columbia University will not participate in the next U.S. News & World Report rankings of colleges across the country, after a Columbia math professor questioned the accuracy of the data that secured its No. 2 spot in the influential rankings, the university announced on Thursday night.

Report: Only 32% of top 50 institutions agree to release data on asset managers’ diversity

Chris Burt | June 30, 2022

NYU’s Stern Center for Business and Human Rights and the Knight Foundation call the lack of transparency concerning.

Will mass resignations of college health-care workers occur in wake of Roe decision?

Chris Burt | June 30, 2022

With staff shortages and burnout high, senior leaders must address the importance of essential employees.

Completion challenge: Can colleges help students prone to stopping out?

Chris Burt | June 30, 2022

Those who fail to earn credentials often have early disadvantages but also may lack support from institutions.

New Jersey City University President to step down; board asks state for $10 million amid “financial emergency”

June 30, 2022

New Jersey City University (NJCU) President Dr. Sue Henderson has announced that she will be stepping down, marking an end to her 10 years at the helm.

COVID comeback? 2020 college starters saw slight rise in persistence, according to report

Chris Burt | June 29, 2022

However, the latest Clearinghouse data shows large gaps in outcomes on race, gender and age at all levels of institutions.

The new task force idea from one big university that could be pivotal in 2022-23

Chris Burt | June 29, 2022

A group of leaders at the University of Michigan is working to mitigate the fallout from the reversal of Roe v Wade.

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MIT scores 100, but where does your college rank as best value?

Is NJCU worth saving? Acting president makes strong plea to continue its mission

The presidential shifts that could elevate 2 centuries-old universities

Columbia won’t participate in the next U.S. news rankings

Report: Only 32% of top 50 institutions agree to release data on asset managers’ diversity

Will mass resignations of college health-care workers occur in wake of Roe decision?

Completion challenge: Can colleges help students prone to stopping out?

New Jersey City University President to step down; board asks state for $10 million amid “financial emergency”

COVID comeback? 2020 college starters saw slight rise in persistence, according to report

The new task force idea from one big university that could be pivotal in 2022-23

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