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Investigating sexual harassment in higher ed

Stefanie Botelho | February 20, 2019

Careful preparation, uniform reporting procedures and experienced counsel can help leaders navigate particularly sensitive situations.

People Watch: Stetson University president to retire in 2020

Stefanie Botelho | February 20, 2019

President of Florida’s Stetson U since 2009, Wendy Libby will step down next year.

Driverless shuttles as campus "people movers"

Melissa Nicefaro | February 19, 2019

Driverless shuttles are gaining ground at colleges and universities as part of campus transportation planning.

Campus dining convenience: Food delivery and mobile ordering options

Lynn Freehill-Maye | February 19, 2019

New ordering and food delivery options serve students who increasingly want their meals when and where it’s most convenient for them.

Hyperconvergence hits higher ed IT

eshein | February 19, 2019

How this infrastructure simplifies IT, improves performance and saves resources

Remote internships: Planning for and supporting students

Nancy Mann Jackson | February 19, 2019

Campus administrators who have coordinated successful virtual internships suggest these six steps for making them work.

Liberal education offers antidote to divisiveness

Karl Schonberg | February 19, 2019

This moment in our history may seem like the most divisive of our lives. We seem unable to agree on fundamental values and facts. The meaning of citizenship and identity seems to be at risk, as if it’s all about to come apart at the seams. But let’s not forget that the American republic has […]

Inaugurations deliver critical engagement opportunities

Maureen Flores and Patrick Scholten | February 19, 2019

More often than not, a university president’s inauguration prompts committees to narrowly focus on ways to spotlight the new leader and their accomplishments. Yet organizers often forget about the community this person will lead. The ceremony, of course, represents the president’s assumption of office. But it also signifies an opportunity to honor the community’s past […]

Transforming negative workers into helpful employees

Bill Fleak | February 19, 2019

Some employees complain constantly. You know the type. They grumble that the parking lot is too far away, that their workspace is smaller than a co-worker’s, or that someone ate all the doughnuts. These employees can wound an otherwise healthy workplace culture. They infect their colleagues, ultimately zapping creativity, motivation and morale, and even driving […]

We still need to empower women in STEM

Tim Goral | February 18, 2019

Nada Anid, vice president for strategic communications and external affairs at the New York Institute of Technology, says women are a great, untapped resource for the science and technology industries—we just have to help them all realize it. Long an advocate for women pursuing education and career opportunities in STEM fields, Anid's efforts in this […]

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