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Charles Barkley dunks $1 million into Spelman College coffers

July 11, 2022

Charles Barkley, the NBA legend who has already made major donations to two local colleges, is adding Spelman College to his philanthropic portfolio.

St. Norbert class trains aspiring teachers to keep selves, kids safe from shooters

July 11, 2022

Spend just a few minutes with associate professor Erica Barnett-Southworth, and it's not long before her passion for helping others learn to be teachers shines through.

Fayetteville State offers free summer school to help students graduate on time

July 11, 2022

Nearly 2,500 students are enrolled in Fayetteville State University’s 30/60/90 free summer school program, almost double last year's enrollment number.

Reimagining student services: Providing support in a hybrid world

John M. Reale, Jr. | July 10, 2022

By striking a careful balance of digital and in-person resources, institutions can design a new hybrid student experience far better suited for the varied needs of today's students.

Just like science, cybersecurity career prep requires hand-ons labs

Lauren Lamp | July 08, 2022

Most colleges and universities offering cybersecurity courses face tough challenges in devising programs that are attractive and relevant, that combine theory with practice, and that help graduates get jobs

UConn has passed a $1.7 billion budget, but is grappling with rising costs

July 08, 2022

Connecticut’s flagship university has approved a $1.7 billion budget, although UConn officials expressed concerns about how the system would prevent a shortfall in 2024 when one-time state funding dries up.

Harvard begins search for 30th president

July 08, 2022

Following Larry Bacow’s announcement last month that he plans to step down from the Harvard presidency at the end of the 2022-2023 academic year, the Harvard Corporation has begun the search for the University’s 30th president.

With $2.6 million federal grant, Notre Dame to help local high school students access higher education

July 08, 2022

The University of Notre Dame has received a grant for more than $2.6 million from the U.S. Department of Education to continue support of South Bend Community School Corp.

President Series: The 4 areas that colleges must address to be strong over the next decade

UB Custom Publishing | July 07, 2022

The University of New England's James Herbert discusses the value of leading civil discourse and combining career-ready skills with 'habits of mind.'

MIT scores 100, but where does your college rank as best value?

Chris Burt | July 07, 2022

The scoring system by SmartAsset shows how well institutions are competing state by state and going up against the best in the nation.

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Charles Barkley dunks $1 million into Spelman College coffers

St. Norbert class trains aspiring teachers to keep selves, kids safe from shooters

Fayetteville State offers free summer school to help students graduate on time

Reimagining student services: Providing support in a hybrid world

Just like science, cybersecurity career prep requires hand-ons labs

UConn has passed a $1.7 billion budget, but is grappling with rising costs

Harvard begins search for 30th president

With $2.6 million federal grant, Notre Dame to help local high school students access higher education

President Series: The 4 areas that colleges must address to be strong over the next decade

MIT scores 100, but where does your college rank as best value?

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