The Trump administration is reshaping the military's ties to higher education, cutting some connections with elite universities. A broader tuition program for about 200,000 service members remains in place.
Hotels aren't simply a means of providing lodging to campus guests; they're valuable venues that present the opportunity to contribute to an institution's mission and identity.
From developing an AI chatbot for students struggling with mental health, to incorporating it in the classroom, university leaders are moving quickly to adopt the technology.
It's not immediately clear how many positions will be cut, but one dean has already left the university. It's also unclear how much money Boise State expects to save with the restructuring.
Culture—the interplay of attitudes, values, relationships and behaviors—doesn't just influence how the other tools are used; it determines the outcomes they produce.
With AI use rising to 88% and cost, convenience and career outcomes shaping choices, colleges may need to view enrollment as ongoing trust-building— not a one-time yield metric.
As generative AI spreads across college campuses, students and professors are still debating how it should be used. Some see it as a helpful tool, while others worry it may undermine critical thinking.
Data from the 2024 National Alumni RNL survey show that alumni who had a positive college experience are four times more likely to donate, though the average alumni giving rate during the 2023–2024 academic year was just 8.6%.
