A whistleblower can report illegal activity to the government and, under certain circumstances, share in the monetary recoveries the government obtains.
A study done by the National Association for College Admission Counseling shows necessary changes happening as institutions try to reach future students.
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
Recent research shows growth in professional judgment requests that lead to some students getting awarded more aid—but financial aid offices may need to do more to ensure awareness of the process and unbiased decision-making.
Diversity, equity and inclusion get big boosts on campuses where new donations have funded financial aid, academic counseling and career pathways for underrepresented students.
At least one university set an enrollment record this fall, bringing in its largest-ever first-year class despite nationwide higher ed declines due to COVID.
If video chats have gotten you through COVID and online learning so far, you might consider creating a digital avatar to meet virtually with colleagues or teach remote classes.
