The class arriving this fall is not waiting for universities to decide whether AI belongs in higher education because, in their minds, that question has already been answered.
Third-party software has become essential to modern university operations, but it has also created new threats. Proper data governance can protect colleges from the next attack.
The library may be the last building on campus capable of stitching together academic support, basic needs, technology access, and a sense of belonging
Classrooms are shaped by durable forces, including the social nature of learning and the physiological limits of human attention, perception and comfort.
When higher education takes on real problems in real time, in addition to fundamental basic research, it can serve students, families and society in novel ways.
In an era increasingly defined by automation, a true network is a dynamic community of people who share ideas, challenge assumptions and create avenues for collaboration.
Workforce development has become the driving force behind some of the nation's most significant education reforms. One major higher ed initiative beginning July 1 is accelerating the trend.
Date & Time: Thursday, July 23, 2026 at 2 p.m. ET <br><br> In this 30-minute Ed Talk, Van Davis, executive director of the non-profit WCET, will share practical guidance on ensuring faculty, staff, and students apply AI consistently for higher ed leaders looking to move beyond a rigid policy mindset and advocate for a more flexible approach to AI adoption.
