Colleges and universities around the country are teaming with providers and organizations on new programs, covering public interest technology, retail management, employee mortgage loans, clean energy research, online courses and equity.
As these buildings enter their fifth decade of service, school administrators and facility planners are facing a critical decision about what to do with them. New thinking about their promise and potential is beginning to take hold.
Campus leaders must offer a clear vision for navigating this ¯turbulent ¯environment,¯plus¯training, support resources, and guidelines around these technologies. In this webinar, Campus Computing Project Founder Casey Green explores the challenges that confront campus CIOs and IT officers and their priorities for 2019.
Of the 635 students who started Bellarmine University in fall 2016, only 72 percent were still in school a year later. The freshman class that began in fall 2017, however, retained 79 percent of its students when sophomore year began at the Louisville, Kentucky, school. This improvement came after using a predictive model based on […]
