Unless you are among the nation's exclusive (and expensive) colleges and universities, you need to focus on affordability and curricular innovations, says Scott D. Miller, UB guest columnist and president of Virginia Wesleyan University.†‹ Those resistant to change are ignoring market realities that can combine to create the perfect storm—and lead to closure.

Considering most students go to college closer to home, students in rural areas have far fewer college options.

The unprecedented speeds and coverage of Wi-Fi 6 helps campuses keep up with their students' technological needs.

Five students in the honors college at Belmont Abbey College in North Carolina don't have a single textbook in their classes.