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The Great Reskilling: Cengage CEO Michael Hansen says higher ed must meet demand

UB Custom Publishing | April 03, 2022

The pandemic opened up huge possibilities for fast, online learning, and employers need that pace and those credentials to continue.

Post-pandemic travel: 3 ways higher ed can increase study abroad enrollment

Anthony Rotoli | April 03, 2022

Following a survey of U.S. college students that shows heightened demand for study abroad, here are three ways to encourage and breathe new life into programs on campus.

Happiness studies is now a master’s degree program at N.J. university

April 01, 2022

Centenary students will examine meditation, goal setting, yoga, physical exercise, breathwork, and journaling.

Students stage multi-day protest over video that showed professor making racist remarks

April 01, 2022

Reed College leaders say instructor is under investigation for potential unprofessional conduct.

A college professor called the police on two students who were late for class

April 01, 2022

The incident, which has gone viral on TikTok, prompts reported confrontation at Georgia State University.

In a rare move for higher ed, Bowling Green expels sorority for hazing

UB Custom Publishing | March 31, 2022

It is the second time in a year that the university has parted with one of its Greek Life organizations.

Gender equity? Only 45 four-year colleges show women grads earning more than men

UB Custom Publishing | March 31, 2022

Women who attend 20 institutions make at least $30,000 less than men after 10 years of graduating.

Washburn University condemns anti-transgender event, speaker hosted by Republican students

March 31, 2022

President says: 'While we support the right to speak freely, Washburn University does not condone the hate and misinformation spread by the speaker and his supporters.'

Lincoln College to close permanently in May after 157 years

March 31, 2022

Institutions cites fallout from COVID-19 pandemic and a cyberattack that caused a system outage for more than a month for its demise.

Central Michigan University blames ‘complacency’ for enrollment dive

March 31, 2022

In the past decade, CMU has gone from the fourth largest public university in the state to seventh.

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The Great Reskilling: Cengage CEO Michael Hansen says higher ed must meet demand

Post-pandemic travel: 3 ways higher ed can increase study abroad enrollment

Happiness studies is now a master’s degree program at N.J. university

Students stage multi-day protest over video that showed professor making racist remarks

A college professor called the police on two students who were late for class

In a rare move for higher ed, Bowling Green expels sorority for hazing

Gender equity? Only 45 four-year colleges show women grads earning more than men

Washburn University condemns anti-transgender event, speaker hosted by Republican students

Lincoln College to close permanently in May after 157 years

Central Michigan University blames ‘complacency’ for enrollment dive

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