A partnership will enable all four institutionsLehigh University, Lafayette College, Muhlenberg College and Dickinson Collegeto mitigate 100% of their emissions associated with electricity consumption.
Today's move toward 'labs without boundaries' requires maximizing efficiency, making a cultural shift and focusing on teamwork, says UB guest columnist James B. Hill, who is with BSA LifeStructures Laboratory Planning.
Enrollment management officers nationwide may be considering more aggressive tactics to sign on new students as well as defensive ones to retain current students, under the National Association for College Admission Counseling's revised Code of Ethics and Professional Practices.
The new University of San Diego Coding Bootcamp, offered through a partnership with Fullstack Academy, will provide students with the training and network opportunities they need for in-demand skilled technology jobs in as few as 12 weeks.
The University of Houston-Downtown's Food for Change Market serves UHD students by providing them with up to 40 pounds of groceries weekly. A $15,000 grant from the Kroger grocery chain has allowed the market to double its student staff, increase its hours of operation and serve even more Gators.
AdmitHub, developer of a pioneering conversational AI platform now used by more than 90 institutions to help students succeed in college and beyond, has secured investments from Salesforce Ventures and the Google Assistant Investments program.
Students are now experiencing trending food and shopping concepts that keep them healthier and safer, with a socially inviting dining experience on campuses such as Kentucky Wesleyan College, Fairmont State University and Wheeling University.
Amy Diehl, a UB Tech® 2020 speaker, addresses a recent survey that says an inadequate number of women fill tenure-track faculty positions—especially among higher ranks.
A significant number of college students nationwide continue to face hunger, housing instability, and, to a lesser extent, homelessness, an annual survey has found.
Building support through research and gaining traction from the #MeToo and Time's Up movements will help level the playing field for women leaders in higher ed IT, says UB guest columnist and UB Tech featured speaker Elizabeth Clark, who is deputy CIO at Harvard Business School.
