A collegiate leadership honor society president offers five ways campus administrators can encourage virtual student interaction this school year to improve student mental health and overall academic success at a time when support is critical.
Some fear proposed Department of Homeland Security rule would end policy that now allows international students to remain in the U.S. for the duration of their studies.
New York Institute of Technology leaders, acting on a food insecurity crisis for students, took smart steps to launch their Grizzly Cupboards on their sites in Manhattan and on Long Island
First-time black, Hispanic, and female students are enrolling full-time in two-year schools in greater numbers thanks to free-college programs, study says.
While colleges and universities may get assistance from another COVID relief package, there may also be momentum to reauthorize the Higher Education Act.
In 2014, University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor Rebecca Blank put together a "degree completion working group" to accomplish these tasks: Improve the four-year graduate rate Shorten the time to degrees Close equity gaps That mission has been nearly accomplished in six years, although Blank is quick to point out, "this work is far from over." On […]
Colleges and universities should take certain steps now to guard against a combined outbreak this year, says the chief medical officer of a telehealth provider that partners with higher ed institutions.
