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Reducing risk does not always require adding more controls. In many cases, it starts with removing unnecessary complexity.
An unusual enrollment decline in computer science exposed real fears about AI job displacement—a problem every academic field will confront.
The rate of high school students from low-income and high-minority neighborhoods applying for financial aid has increased by over 60% since last year.
Interim President Beong-Soo Kim has earned the permanent role after inheriting an institution rocked by political pressure.
As students use AI to research colleges, colleges must adapt their enrollment strategies to keep up with faster, lower-click decision-making.
Has Idaho bucked the fears of the demographic cliff? The state's four public colleges and universities experienced record gains this fall.
Funding pressures, talent shortages, rising cyber concerns and NIL liabilities will require new approaches to protect both revenue and reputations.
Using a mix of regional and national data, the report found Idaho Launch was responsible for a 5% increase in Idaho's go-on rate in 2024 and an 11% increase in the share of Idaho students who remained in-state for postsecondary education.
Postsecondary enrollment in the U.S. grew by 1% in fall 2025, but heavy losses in one area confirmed some fears.
As seismic change continues to rock higher education, here are a few threads college leaders should begin preparing for.
