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Two big higher ed developments: Return of Michigan HBCU, new build in Times Square

UB Custom Publishing | January 03, 2022

The revival of institution in Detroit will provide big opportunities for diverse students in retail.

These universities feel better restarting in person, even with COVID-19 raging

UB Custom Publishing | January 03, 2022

Vaccinations and increased testing of students provide an extra layer of protection as new semesters begin.

The top 100 colleges and universities that spent on R&D in 2020

UB Custom Publishing | January 02, 2022

Growth slowed but research was still robust across a range of fields, especially health sciences.

Threat of COVID-19 spread forces at least 9 universities to delay starts in 2022

UB Custom Publishing | January 02, 2022

As omicron engulfs much of the U.S., some institutions choose cautious routes to reopening this semester.

Area colleges adjust recruitment plans during pandemic

UB Custom Publishing | January 02, 2022

More communication is being done remotely as plans were developed by schools to get their messages out to potential students.

A new theory of rising college costs

UB Custom Publishing | December 22, 2021

Over the past several decades, the cost of higher education has increased dramatically, more than doubling since 1985 at both public and private universities.

More students want to skip college. Are schools prepared to help them?

UB Custom Publishing | December 22, 2021

Not all students are meant—or want—to be on an academic path to higher education before entering the workforce, and they need to be recognized.

Back to 2020? New COVID variant forces these colleges online in January

UB Custom Publishing | December 21, 2021

Several major universities, from Rhode Island to Washington, are making the switch to remote learning to start 2022.

What is a new traditional university and why is the vision so vital?

UB Custom Publishing | December 21, 2021

Dr. Robert Johnson of Western New England University says the moment of reckoning has come for higher education. Will leaders look to the future or get stuck in the past?