Communicating with students and parents is key to ensuring safety on campus, say UB guest columnists Jacqueline Vernarelli and Sofia Pendley at Sacred Heart University in Connecticut.
A proposed law would require Connecticut colleges and universities to conduct anonymous campus surveys on rape, sexual assault and sexual misconduct every two years.
The third annual edition of Kaufman Hall's financial trends report provides insights on key performance benchmarks, plans and challenges facing higher education budget and finance professionals in 2020. The report also includes insights from innovative budget and finance officials from the University of Southern California, University of Arizona and Lane Community College, among others. […]
Colleges accommodating food allergies are ensuring students can be clear of gluten, nuts and other allergens with dedicated food stations and dining halls.
Today's colleges and universities require a cybersecurity model that embraces mobile-heavy user behavior, and protects its people, data, devices and applications no matter where they are located. A "zero-trust" approach meets these needs, by evaluating and granting access to users and devices both inside and outside of the campus environment based on levels of potential […]
For higher ed leaders considering esports, research, buy-in, budget and tech are among the top priorities, says UB Tech Perspective columnist Kelly Walsh. And any institution can tackle a program by starting small.
UB guest columnist Gabe Antenucci of LaBella Associates shares three design and programming considerations for accommodating special needs users when adapting an existing facility or building a new one. He was part of the design team for Nazareth College's new Golisano Training Center for students and Special Olympics athletes.
