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AI-powered search is changing how students choose colleges

UB Custom Publishing | February 04, 2026

As students use AI to research colleges, colleges must adapt their enrollment strategies to keep up with faster, lower-click decision-making.

How Utah is setting the standard for AI-infused learning

Micah Ward | February 04, 2026

New state guidance outlines the unique roles teachers and students play in implementing AI without replacing the human connection.

UW System president says AI can help move Wisconsin forward

Wisconsin Public Radio | February 03, 2026

Universities of Wisconsin President Jay Rothman says artificial intelligence is no longer an abstract idea, but is now transforming how the state's public universities operate. Rothman penned an op-ed on the future of AI and higher education Monday ahead of the Thursday Board of Regents meeting where he said there will be a "robust discussion" […]

Princeton's president says university will tighten budget because of endowment outlook

WHYY | February 03, 2026

Princeton University President Christopher Eisgruber said weaker endowment prospects could lead to program consolidations or cuts. He said the move reflects long-term financial trends, not an immediate crisis.

Fewer students of color are now enrolling in elite schools

Matt Zalaznick | February 02, 2026

The biggest drops have occurred at Ivy Plus schools, while Black and Hispanic first-year student enrollment soared at some state flagships.

5 ways to create coherence in the age of AI

UB Custom Publishing | February 01, 2026

Institutions that adopt AI effectively will reduce operational friction, strengthen readiness and position themselves for long-term resilience.

To remain competitive, these 3 presidents chose collaboration

Alcino Donadel | January 29, 2026

Private colleges today are sharing their academics and operations with other institutions more intimately than once imagined.

The worst AI strategy in higher ed is no strategy at all

UB Custom Publishing | January 29, 2026

Despite its increasing role in the economy (and in students' lives), many colleges and universities stop at plagiarism while developing their AI policies.

How to adapt to disruption without losing your identity

UB Custom Publishing | January 28, 2026

Institutions that evolve gracefully do so by weaving together strategic continuity, interdisciplinary collaboration and mission‑aligned partnerships.

Inside the 'ghost student' scam that uses identity theft to steal college loans and financial aid

January 27, 2026

Scammers using stolen identities pose as "ghost students," enroll online at community colleges, and collect Pell grants and loans before disappearing. Investigators say they have 200+ open cases and have tied more than $350 million in fraud to the schemes.

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