Instead of defending higher education as it exists today, institutions are realizing they need to change how they operate so they can continue doing what matters most.
Four higher ed groups have sued over a new Immigrations and Customs Enforcement interpretation that could sharply limit international students' access to work-based learning.
The institutions that will thrive over the next decade won't necessarily be the ones with the biggest international recruitment budgets. They'll be the ones that build trusted global networks.
Institutions should invest in a concierge-like experience for working learners with the same urgency, creativity, and institutional commitment they devote to athletics.
Liberal arts majors, such as English, are among the most versatile, with many graduates working outside their fields of study. Hiring rates for recent college graduates have dropped significantly, with engineering majors seeing the largest decline.
