UCLA leaders weigh in on disinformation and the role higher education can play in ensuring better outcomes that give the public real, accurate guidance.
A team of university leaders are not only giving out grades for pandemic sites but urging institutions to share information to help communities across the U.S.
University System of Georgia Chancellor Steve Wrigley, who oversees the day-to-day operations of the 340,000-student system that includes the state’s largest public colleges and universities, announced he will retire on July 1.
Some 300 new deals are believed to have been reached between universities and for-profit online program managers, a 79 percent increase over last year.
Universities large and small, along with their students and leaders, are joining the Herculean effort to vaccine more than 328 million Americans against COVID.
Younger college students who are parents need more support from campus leaders, says a new report that also provides more demographic details about these students.
With nearly half of students in one university's survey saying they would not get vaccinated, or aren't sure if they would, a marketing professor offers ideas for administrators to help more students make the best decision for public health.
Leaders at the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education Consultants share how financing and support can encourage more students to enroll in teacher preparation programs.
Public and private four-year institutions hold steady in Clearinghouse report, sustaining setbacks among freshmen but making gains in graduate students. Two-year colleges don't fare as well.
