As Election Day approaches, colleges and universities are engaging students with virtual watch parties and dinners, voter registration competitions and free stamps.
A more educated nation is more likely to remain a democracy as college graduates are less likely than others to support authoritarian attitudes, according to a new report.
Soft skills are considered crucial for higher ed and workforce success, but the so-called "5 C's" are getting short shrift in the college admissions process, a study says.
Sexual harassment, sexual exploitation and sexual assault can all still be investigated and sanctioned as student code violations. But higher ed campus leaders should review and update non-Title IX student conduct code procedures to mirror the violations listed in their Title IX procedures.
Le Moyne Community Internship Initiative gives students on-the-job experiences they might have missed while strained local businesses and other organizations are getting much-needed help
To bolster support, university police should reflect the community's diversity, says a public safety director. The levels of aid that officers provide requires understanding students on a nuanced level.
The New York state system, which put together a huge tournament early on during the pandemic, is raising the bar this fall with the creation of a league of its own
Modernizing the medical residency and fellowship process meant a change in philosophy and outreach for the Wexner Medical Center. Its journey offers a window into how to create that wow factor in recruiting remotely.
Senior cohousing on campuses allows alumni to have a lifelong exchange with their alma maters and enhances the quality of life for the alumni as well as for students, families, friends and the institution itself—even during a pandemic.
