From empty seats to shared success: Course-sharing can keep students on track to graduate and create fiscal and operational efficiencies for institutions.
With layoffs mounting and hiring slowing in 2025, job seekers need these three characteristics to win in a tight job market, according to surveyed employers.
As the Ivies push graduates into careers in consulting, finance and tech, organizers with the Class Action movement are questioning their schools' corporate partnerships.
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.
Across the country, universities are adding AI-focused courses, launching new majors, and retraining professors to prepare students for a world where algorithms handle the grunt work and humans provide the judgment.
Backlash and confusion have swirled after the Department of Education under President Donald Trump left nursing and other professions off a list of “professional” degrees in a proposed rule over loans.
The Trump administration’s plan to cut $980 million from federal work study threatens a program that helps nearly 700,000 students stay enrolled. Experts warn the reductions could limit campus jobs vital to students’ finances and success.
