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Why the softest letter is the hardest one to answer

Jennifer A. Serafyn, Christy Kiely and Anuj Khetarpal | October 23, 2026

Secretary of Education Linda McMahon's "Call to Action" letter makes no demands or threats. Instead, it asks institutions to answer seven questions, describe their commitments publicly and post their responses

Foreign influence on campus: Don't make this big mistake

Dr. Dana Godek | October 19, 2026

Don't wait for Washington: College presidents and trustees must take responsibility for transparency, while preserving institutional independence.

Here is a strong case for hybrid enterprise services

UB Custom Publishing &Eric Martin | September 21, 2026

Universities need shared standards and infrastructure without giving up the local relationships that make service effective.

Opinion

Here are 3 important steps toward economic equilibrium

UB Custom Publishing | September 20, 2026

Economic equilibrium is a sustainable state in which revenues support the academic mission while preserving the capacity to respond to challenges and pursue opportunities.

Navigating the endowment squeeze with AI and better data

UB Custom Publishing | September 07, 2026

Never in recent memory have colleges, universities and their endowments been under more scrutiny—and more pressure to perform.

How Trump's latest tax threat could hurt private school finances

Alcino Donadel | September 03, 2026

Even schools that follow costly compliance measures may see a downturn in donations under a proposed regulation by the IRS and Treasury.

Alumni engagement: How to build K-20 connections that last

UB Custom Publishing | September 02, 2026

Colleges and universities invest heavily in recruiting students. Yet too often, alumni engagement begins only after commencement.

Finding the courage to right-size your college campus

Pete Zuraw | August 11, 2026

For generations, the college campus playbook was simple: grow enrollment, expand programs and build more space. Today, many institutions are facing a very different reality.

An Ivy League exit and an HBCU promotion top this list

Alcino Donadel | August 10, 2026

Brown's Christina Paxson sets a departure date after 15 transformative years, while a former FedEx executive secures the top job at Lane College in Tennessee.