It's time for MBA programs to address the unique needs of first-generation students working to get their foot in the door of the business industry, says the MBA program director at Notre Dame College in Ohio.
College students don't expect their social lives to go back to a pre-COVID normal for at least another year, and many say they will keep wearing masks well into 2021.
Participants in a virtual roundtable discussion addressed how they are seeing the impact of COVID-19 on mental health as well as actions they've taken to support students.
The university, known for its success around social mobility, has been able to maintain its first- and second-year students through a series of unique initiatives.
Encouraging students to follow safety rules during the pandemic involves both offering incentives for being a role model and consequences for concerning behaviors.
The Association of American Colleges and Universities has launched Unite for Truth to support campus centers across the U.S. seeking to 'educate for democracy'.
In a study that examined higher ed faculty in the fields of science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine, one factor emerged as the most significant in hindering self-reported productivity as related to promotion and tenure. Here's what it is—and four ways administrators can help.
Dr. Eli Jones of Texas A&M's Mays Business School and colleagues at The PhD Project are identifying and encouraging leaders of color to make a long-term impact through education.
