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Take an Integrated Approach to Financial Literacy for Your Students

Touch Net | July 28, 2021

When students and families have a higher level of financial literacy, they're better equipped to make wiser and more informed decisions regarding their education and financial investment. Coming out of the pandemic period, it's more important than ever for institutions to be clear, transparent and consistent with their financial policies, such as withdrawals and refunds. […]

Webinar: The Impact of the 2021 Nacha Operating Rules Update

Touch Net | July 28, 2021

The Nacha Operating Rules are the foundation for every ACH payment and help to improve and simplify the ACH user experience. Two new Nacha standards take effect this year, and college and university finance leaders should be aware of the impact on ACH transactions. Learn more about the details of the 2021 Nacha Operating Rules […]

PCI-EZ: Better Security and Less Paperwork

Touch Net | July 28, 2021

Data breaches happen daily. And because colleges and universities house a large amount of sensitive financial data, they have become targets for cybercriminals. Staying in compliance with regulations and protecting your institution and students can be costly and labor intensive. Watch this recent webinar with Lakehead University and TouchNet to learn how the school's PCI-EZ […]

NC colleges offering free tuition this fall are seeing a jump in applications

July 28, 2021

“We’re about 10 days into the [free tuition] program now and we’ve had a tremendous response since we announced this,” said Thomas Brooks, executive vice president at Southwestern Community College (SCC).

Grand Rapids school becomes Michigan’s first work college

July 28, 2021

“This initiative is the only one in Michigan where students can earn a degree and have a part-time entry-level position lined up to help pay tuition costs while gaining years of valuable work experience,” Kuyper College President Patricia Harris said.

Johns Hopkins University to move forward with private police force

July 28, 2021

Officials halted plans for the police force last year amid nationwide protests against police brutality toward Black Americans.

How Ohio presidents are trying to stop hazing

UB Custom Publishing | July 27, 2021

Public university leaders release list of principles to students.

Tackling transfers: Advisory board unveils plan to boost student outcomes

UB Custom Publishing | July 27, 2021

They say policies need to shift to meet today's mobile learners.

Colorado will allow four-year colleges to grant associates degrees to those who dropped out

July 27, 2021

The program could open up new pathways for universities to bring those students back to finish their bachelor’s degrees.

Texas Longhorns, Oklahoma Sooners tell Big 12 they will not renew grant of media rights

July 27, 2021

"Although our eight members are disappointed with the decisions of these two institutions, we recognize that intercollegiate athletics is experiencing rapid change and will most likely look much different in 2025 than it does currently," commissioner Bob Bowlsby said in a statement.

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Take an Integrated Approach to Financial Literacy for Your Students

Webinar: The Impact of the 2021 Nacha Operating Rules Update

PCI-EZ: Better Security and Less Paperwork

NC colleges offering free tuition this fall are seeing a jump in applications

Grand Rapids school becomes Michigan’s first work college

Johns Hopkins University to move forward with private police force

How Ohio presidents are trying to stop hazing

Tackling transfers: Advisory board unveils plan to boost student outcomes

Colorado will allow four-year colleges to grant associates degrees to those who dropped out

Texas Longhorns, Oklahoma Sooners tell Big 12 they will not renew grant of media rights

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