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How to balance support for institutional and presidential brands

Teresa Valerio Parrot | July 18, 2022

While high profile leadership has undeniable benefits, it also has implications for brand management, particularly when a president's brand usurps the institution's.

DeSantis announces civics curriculum for high school and undergraduate students

Micah Ward | July 18, 2022

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis appeared at Florida State College at Jacksonville on Monday to announce the Career Pathways for Public Service Initiative.

Clemson freezes in-state tuition, increases cost for out-of-state students

UB Custom Publishing | July 13, 2022

Joining several other schools, Clemson University announced its tuition freeze for in-state students for the third year in a row but is increasing out-of-state tuition.

Final HEERF grants will go to helping 244 HBCUs, MSIs and community colleges

UB Custom Publishing | July 12, 2022

Uncertainty remains around further assistance for colleges and universities after pandemic relief ends.

Only half of Americans think public higher education is worth the cost of tuition

Micah Ward | July 10, 2022

Just 49% of U.S. adults believe the economic benefits of a college degree outweigh tuition costs.

How small colleges can be leaders on first-generation student success

UB Custom Publishing | July 10, 2022

The four-year cohort model at Centre College in Kentucky, built on a transformational gift, is leading to higher enrollment, completion.

Fayetteville State offers free summer school to help students graduate on time

UB Custom Publishing | July 10, 2022

Nearly 2,500 students are enrolled in Fayetteville State University's 30/60/90 free summer school program, almost double last year's enrollment number.

UConn has passed a $1.7 billion budget, but is grappling with rising costs

UB Custom Publishing | July 07, 2022

Connecticut's flagship university has approved a $1.7 billion budget, although UConn officials expressed concerns about how the system would prevent a shortfall in 2024 when one-time state funding dries up.

Pitt survives Pa. House GOP attempt to block funding over fetal tissue research

UB Custom Publishing | July 06, 2022

The University of Pittsburgh will receive its $151 million state appropriation after all, thwarting an effort by some House Republicans to penalize the top research institution for conducting fetal tissue research.