In higher education, true innovation means rewriting the playbook on capital strategy, ensuring campus environments can bend without breaking as programs, energy needs and operating risks evolve.
Trustees do not need to be CFOs, but they do need to understand the financial drivers that determine whether an institution is stable, vulnerable, or on a slow glide path toward distress.
Where do Vermont colleges go when they die? They are resurrected as a Christian school, a luxury resort or an arts hub, if recent developments are any clue.
Texas community colleges have struggled with enrollment over the past 15 years as many high school graduates opted to go straight into the workforce, but a new report points to signs of the campuses pivoting to stay relevant.
Harrison Keller was starting his second year as president of the University of North Texas last fall when he was abruptly confronted with a big problem.
Academic scheduling is the engine of student success. If it's inefficient, it can delay learners' progress, drive up their debts and increase institutional expenses.
