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How concerned are college instructors about cheating? Not as much as they were in 2020

UB Custom Publishing | January 30, 2022

Many strategies employed by institution leaders and professors have worked, most notably proactive warnings.

One lecturer proves online learning can be a success with a little creativity

UB Custom Publishing | January 30, 2022

UVM's Susan Whitman says instructors 'have to teach differently' in the virtual space, especially when asynchronous.

8 ways to improve clicks on your academic newsletters

Joanna Templeton | January 30, 2022

Higher ed newsletters give us the chance to raise our voices, share insights and build community. But there are pitfalls: irrelevant content, opportunities missed and accessibility overlooked.

Dozens of students were mistakenly told they got a full ride scholarship. The university plans ‘to make it right’

January 28, 2022

Central Michigan University mistakenly sent the notification to 58 students due to a mistake while testing out new technology.

District bill could expand college access for undocumented students

January 28, 2022

A new D.C. Council proposal would create a grant program for undocumented students in the District who want to attend college.

College sports earns poor grade for racial, gender hiring practices

January 28, 2022

For the second consecutive year, colleges and universities in the Division I Football Bowl Subdivision scored a B- for racial hiring practices and an F for gender hiring practices.

Will COVID collapse the college cartel?

January 27, 2022

New signs suggest that students are losing patience with COVID restrictions and wondering whether a college education is worth the trouble.

College student sold 73 guns to undercover officer: Bronx DA

January 27, 2022

According to authorities, Shakor Rodriguez, 23, originally of the Bronx, was a student at Austin Peay State University in Clarksville, Tennessee. Rodriguez is accused of purchasing the weapons in Tennessee and transporting them to New York City.

I hope to be an inspiration’: First female, Black, LGBTQ president selected at Lewis & Clark College

January 27, 2022

Dr. Robin Holmes-Sullivan is the current Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Students. She has more than three decades of experience in higher education.

Building Accounting & Finance Resilience: Making a Case for Change

University Business | January 26, 2022

Speakers: Mike Polaha, Senior Vice President, Finance Solutions & Technology, BlackLine Kevin Guyton, Regional Vice President, BlackLine Sponsored by: With the ongoing disruption and uncertainty caused by the pandemic, institutions depend on their accounting and finance teams now more than ever to build a sustainable future by reducing their expenses and diversifying revenue streams. A recent University […]

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How concerned are college instructors about cheating? Not as much as they were in 2020

One lecturer proves online learning can be a success with a little creativity

8 ways to improve clicks on your academic newsletters

Dozens of students were mistakenly told they got a full ride scholarship. The university plans ‘to make it right’

District bill could expand college access for undocumented students

College sports earns poor grade for racial, gender hiring practices

Will COVID collapse the college cartel?

College student sold 73 guns to undercover officer: Bronx DA

I hope to be an inspiration’: First female, Black, LGBTQ president selected at Lewis & Clark College

Building Accounting & Finance Resilience: Making a Case for Change

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