University Business looks back on five of the most popular stories this year covering Trump's higher education agenda and the Department of Education's dissolution.
Going beyond a strategic approach to a precision mindset enables leaders to make small but impactful changes that minimize the effects of uncertain economic factors.
A veteran professor says students are increasingly using AI-crafted emails and mental-health claims to seek last-minute grade boosts. She argues the formulaic appeals feel manipulative and reflect a shift away from genuine academic engagement.
Between lightning-fast completion times and innovative state policy, FAFSA completion rates are up 12% over the Class of 2023, according to the National College Attainment Network.
Administering exams was once simple, but many professors now must juggle a growing number of students with official disability accommodations requiring extra time, special rooms or approved technology.
To better support first-generation and low-income students, Boston College's Messina College offers intensive academic, financial and residential assistance to help them succeed and transition into bachelor's programs.
Northwestern University has agreed to pay $75 million to restore $750 million in federal funding that was suspended over government allegations of "unlawful discrimination."
Rural students graduate at high rates but enroll in college less often due to limited recruitment and course access. Experts urge universities to bolster outreach and support for these communities.
