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Can higher ed rally to boost the number of women of color in tech fields?

UB Custom Publishing | October 09, 2022

A new partnership launched by Western Governors University could provide a spark in getting all women into once-taboo STEM fields.

Are we going to miss the opportunity to make higher ed more transparent?

Jo Allen | August 25, 2022

Decisions are made at such a pace and amidst such complexity that the reasons behind those decisions often remain opaque.

How colleges are building expertise for the next generation of automation

E.J. Daigle | August 17, 2022

Colleges are revamping their robotics programs to set students up for success by providing hands-on training with today’s automation solutions.

What is liberatory design and why does higher education need it right away?

Deven Comen | July 27, 2022

Here's the big question: What's the most effective way to build a stronger sense of belonging and community to help more students persist on their journey to a degree?

Will mass resignations of college health-care workers occur in wake of Roe decision?

Chris Burt | June 30, 2022

With staff shortages and burnout high, senior leaders must address the importance of essential employees.

Princeton fires tenured professor Katz for not being ‘straightforward’ in investigation

Chris Burt | May 24, 2022

The vote by trustees to immediately dismiss a popular Classics professor angered conservatives.

5 tech leaders say higher ed must do better to meet employer demands

Chris Burt | May 18, 2022

Embracing shorter-term credentials and leaning on partners are crucial to sustained success at colleges and universities.

How to make sense of executive search firms in higher ed

Jeff Doyle | May 03, 2022

Don't trust your gut. Many of your peers are gaining a competitive advantage through their wise use of executive search.

How concerned are college instructors about cheating? Not as much as they were in 2020

UB Custom Publishing | January 30, 2022

Many strategies employed by institution leaders and professors have worked, most notably proactive warnings.

Why higher ed institutions must identify and account for technical debt

Wayne Bovier | October 10, 2021

Technical debt is a term used in software development to describe the inevitable debt – money, resources, and time – that organizations incur due to the expedient delivery of services.

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