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Why AI usage is now soaring among higher ed employees

Alcino Donadel | November 04, 2024

Executive higher ed leaders were the most optimistic when asked about AI's benefits across campus. But concerns are growing.

This tech tool can drive employability and lifelong learning

Alcino Donadel | November 04, 2024

Only 38% of respondents surveyed said their institutions provide students with lifelong learning activities outside the classroom.

U.S. colleges failed to hold students accountable for antisemitic harassment, House committee says

CNN | November 01, 2024

A Republican-led investigation into antisemitism on college campuses found that administrators “overwhelmingly failed” to clamp down on students and faculty who engaged in antisemitic behavior following Hamas’ attack on Israel last year. The 325-page report released by the US House Education Committee Thursday states college officials made “astounding concessions” to organizers of pro-Palestinian encampments, while […]

UMN report reveals fewer professors offered tenured positions

November 01, 2024

Faculty at the University of Minnesota are alarmed that fewer professors are offered tenured positions. In 2023, there were 4,823 tenured faculty members across the five University campuses, compared to 5,656 professional staff members, including lecturers. Tenure is a term that faculty and students across the campus struggle to understand. The University Board of Regents […]

You may not need that student loan after all. Here’s the latest college tuition trend.

USA Today | October 31, 2024

Americans love to grouse about the rising cost of college. But consider this: The average in-state student at a public university now pays only $2,480 a year in net tuition and fees. Tuition, of course, is only one item on the list of college expenses. Room and board can cost more. But the full cost […]

Here's where enrollment is booming across the South

Alcino Donadel | October 30, 2024

State flagships and small regional institutions across the South are bucking national enrollment trends, shattering records in the process.

US universities are struggling to increase diversity. Are legacy admissions part of the problem?

The Guardian | October 30, 2024

Since the US supreme court banned affirmative action in college admissions in June 2023, US colleges and universities have grappled with how to boost campus diversity amid recent, troubling data. The latest figures on US college admissions at some major universities have shown drops in Black, Latino and Indigenous first-year enrollment. Such enrollment fell sharply […]

Top colleges that still require test scores

U.S. News & World Report | October 29, 2024

SAT and ACT scores have historically been key to the college admissions process, but that’s changing quickly. For several years, many schools have adopted test-optional or test-blind admissions policies. In fact, more than 80% of schools will not require applicants to submit scores for fall 2025 admissions, according to the National Center for Fair and […]

Here is how higher ed employees are faring financially right now

Matt Zalaznick | October 29, 2024

Most higher ed employees are dealing with debt while struggling to meet short- and long-term financial goals, such as saving for retirement, a new analysis warns.

A quick look at the global rise of for-credit micro-credentials

Alcino Donadel | October 28, 2024

Higher education leaders believe for-credit micro-credentials can help boost their degree offerings' career relevance, retention and competitive advantage, according to a new report from Coursera.

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