Business schools are adapting by launching one-year MBA programs in response to growing concerns about return on investment and rising costs.
What three ratings agencies project for higher ed in 2025
Financial outlooks for higher education in 2025 are divided, with Moody's projecting stability, while others anticipate closures and merging due to increasing challenges.
Accelerated M.B.A.s are on the rise
Business schools are adapting by launching one-year MBA programs in response to growing concerns about return on investment and rising costs.
What three ratings agencies project for higher ed in 2025
Financial outlooks for higher education in 2025 are divided, with Moody's projecting stability, while others anticipate closures and merging due to increasing challenges.
Improving student success coaching for college students
Personalized success coaching enhances student achievement and completion rates in higher education.
Shepherd U provides individual guidance to struggling freshmen
The Shepherd Success Academy at Shepherd University aids first-year students in overcoming challenges, enhancing retention and personal accountability.
Expanding on-campus space to help college students thrive
Many college students aren't aware of academic and wellness supports available to them, prompting changes in how these services are delivered.
Improving student success coaching for college students
Personalized success coaching enhances student achievement and completion rates in higher education.
Shepherd U provides individual guidance to struggling freshmen
The Shepherd Success Academy at Shepherd University aids first-year students in overcoming challenges, enhancing retention and personal accountability.
Expanding on-campus space to help college students thrive
Many college students aren't aware of academic and wellness supports available to them, prompting changes in how these services are delivered.
Balancing security, tech skills for college students in prison
Improving technology access for incarcerated students is crucial for their education and successful reintegration into society.
UNC's SCiLL will give students an intellectually rich education
The article on UNC Chapel Hill's SCiLL missed discussing its teaching, student perspectives, and the importance of diverse ideological viewpoints in academia.
Reasons to Be Optimistic About Student Success: The Key
Student success administrators express confidence in educational quality and effectiveness, yet highlight the need for increased faculty engagement to improve student outcomes.
Investing in college student success initiatives that work
Comprehensive support programs significantly improve student retention and success rates in higher education.
Western accreditor looks to drop DEI language from standards
WSCUC plans to remove DEI language from standards, focusing instead on clearer terms emphasizing student success.
How to lead with purpose in higher ed: The Key
Higher education leaders highlight the importance of effective communication and public engagement to enhance student success and advocate for the value of education.
CPL policies lacking focus on affordability, data collection
Credit for prior learning (CPL) practices enhance student success and degree completion, but lack of awareness and barriers hinder their full potential.
Centralized course scheduling is essential for improving student outcomes in higher education.
Many institutions prioritize faculty preferences over student needs in scheduling.
Reasons to Be Optimistic About Student Success: The Key
Student success administrators express confidence in educational quality and effectiveness, yet highlight the need for increased faculty engagement to improve student outcomes.
Investing in college student success initiatives that work
Comprehensive support programs significantly improve student retention and success rates in higher education.
Western accreditor looks to drop DEI language from standards
WSCUC plans to remove DEI language from standards, focusing instead on clearer terms emphasizing student success.
How to lead with purpose in higher ed: The Key
Higher education leaders highlight the importance of effective communication and public engagement to enhance student success and advocate for the value of education.
CPL policies lacking focus on affordability, data collection
Credit for prior learning (CPL) practices enhance student success and degree completion, but lack of awareness and barriers hinder their full potential.
2024 has seen more college closures than last year
The closure of nonprofit colleges reflects serious challenges, including financial pressures and enrollment declines, signaling a broader crisis in higher education.
December brings late round of job, program cuts
Many colleges are facing severe budget deficits and making cuts to academic programs and faculty.
Columbia College Chicago is significantly reducing its offerings due to financial pressures.
2024 has seen more college closures than last year
The closure of nonprofit colleges reflects serious challenges, including financial pressures and enrollment declines, signaling a broader crisis in higher education.
December brings late round of job, program cuts
Many colleges are facing severe budget deficits and making cuts to academic programs and faculty.
Columbia College Chicago is significantly reducing its offerings due to financial pressures.
Higher education faced multiple crises in 2024, including financial pressures, leadership changes, and the implications of political scrutiny on institutional values and functions.
Seattle University, Cornish College of the Arts to merge
Seattle University is merging with Cornish College of the Arts to enhance arts education and address financial challenges faced by Cornish.
Guilford College president steps down after three years
Guilford College President Kyle Farmbry resigned after three years, emphasizing a need for strategic changes amid ongoing financial difficulties.
Saint Augustine's denied accreditation, plans to appeal
Saint Augustine's University plans to appeal the decision by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to remove its membership, citing progress in addressing issues.
Looking back at 2024 in higher ed
Higher education faced multiple crises in 2024, including financial pressures, leadership changes, and the implications of political scrutiny on institutional values and functions.
Seattle University, Cornish College of the Arts to merge
Seattle University is merging with Cornish College of the Arts to enhance arts education and address financial challenges faced by Cornish.
Guilford College president steps down after three years
Guilford College President Kyle Farmbry resigned after three years, emphasizing a need for strategic changes amid ongoing financial difficulties.
Saint Augustine's denied accreditation, plans to appeal
Saint Augustine's University plans to appeal the decision by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to remove its membership, citing progress in addressing issues.
Biden's administration is increasing federal oversight of distance education with new regulations requiring colleges to submit detailed data about their online programs.
Higher ed unionization has boomed. Will it change under Trump?
Unionization in higher education surged under Biden, with significant growth among graduate workers, but faces potential reversals if political winds shift.
'Time is running out.' University unions rush to organize before the Trump White House
University of California academic workers' previous strike victory is prompting renewed union activism across U.S. higher education institutions amid fears of a pro-business government.
Biden is withdrawing his broader student-loan forgiveness plans that were set to cancel debt for over 38 million borrowers
Biden's administration has officially withdrawn plans for broad student-loan forgiveness, impacting over 38 million borrowers amid legal challenges and political uncertainties.
Biden's administration is increasing federal oversight of distance education with new regulations requiring colleges to submit detailed data about their online programs.
Higher ed unionization has boomed. Will it change under Trump?
Unionization in higher education surged under Biden, with significant growth among graduate workers, but faces potential reversals if political winds shift.
'Time is running out.' University unions rush to organize before the Trump White House
University of California academic workers' previous strike victory is prompting renewed union activism across U.S. higher education institutions amid fears of a pro-business government.
Biden is withdrawing his broader student-loan forgiveness plans that were set to cancel debt for over 38 million borrowers
Biden's administration has officially withdrawn plans for broad student-loan forgiveness, impacting over 38 million borrowers amid legal challenges and political uncertainties.
University Of Iowa Announces Plan to End Social Justice' Major, Close Gender, Women's, and Sexuality Studies Department,
University of Iowa plans to close its Gender, Women's, and Sexuality Studies department and Social Justice major to implement a new major and scale back DEI efforts.
Higher Education Must Champion Democracy, Not Surrender to Fascism
Neoliberalism undermines public welfare and promotes systemic inequality while intensifying authoritarian repression.
What Critics Get Wrong About the Ivy League
Higher education is increasingly viewed as a battleground for ideological conflicts, particularly around meritocracy and elitism.
The Sex Lives of College Girls Recap: Haunts and Taunts
The show's depiction of Essex's academic structure prompts scrutiny over realism in college life.
A fun and chaotic Halloween party serves as a backdrop for character development and relationship dynamics.
It's Becoming Harder to Protest Gaza War on Campus - and Also to Teach About It
Cornell University faces criticism over its handling of student protest charges, raising concerns about freedom of expression and administrative overreach.
Kathryn Boor, Graduate School dean and vice provost, to end term | Cornell Chronicle
Kathryn Boor will step down as dean and vice provost for graduate education on June 30, 2025, after impactful leadership and initiatives.
Joel Malina, VP for university relations, to depart Cornell | Cornell Chronicle
Joel M. Malina, veteran Cornell VP, is departing after 11 years to join Brunswick Group, marking a key transition in university leadership communications.
December graduates charted their own course | Cornell Chronicle
The December commencement highlights the diverse and non-traditional pathways of its graduates, celebrating unique journeys and determination.
It's Becoming Harder to Protest Gaza War on Campus - and Also to Teach About It
Cornell University faces criticism over its handling of student protest charges, raising concerns about freedom of expression and administrative overreach.
Kathryn Boor, Graduate School dean and vice provost, to end term | Cornell Chronicle
Kathryn Boor will step down as dean and vice provost for graduate education on June 30, 2025, after impactful leadership and initiatives.
Joel Malina, VP for university relations, to depart Cornell | Cornell Chronicle
Joel M. Malina, veteran Cornell VP, is departing after 11 years to join Brunswick Group, marking a key transition in university leadership communications.
December graduates charted their own course | Cornell Chronicle
The December commencement highlights the diverse and non-traditional pathways of its graduates, celebrating unique journeys and determination.
Is political interference causing faculty brain drain in the southern United States?
Political interference is causing many faculty members in southern US states to leave academia or seek positions elsewhere.
Academic Labor Unions Are Key to Fighting Trump's Repressive Higher Ed Agenda
The American Association of University Professors vows to defend academic freedom and ensure higher education serves the public good after the 2016 election.
Most faculty fear discussions about controversial topics
Faculty members struggle to discuss divisive political topics due to fears of repercussions and lack of faith in academic freedom.
Is political interference causing faculty brain drain in the southern United States?
Political interference is causing many faculty members in southern US states to leave academia or seek positions elsewhere.
Academic Labor Unions Are Key to Fighting Trump's Repressive Higher Ed Agenda
The American Association of University Professors vows to defend academic freedom and ensure higher education serves the public good after the 2016 election.
Most faculty fear discussions about controversial topics
Faculty members struggle to discuss divisive political topics due to fears of repercussions and lack of faith in academic freedom.
Revealed: how a US public university courted the gas industry despite climate impacts
Concerns arise over McNeese State University's expanding ties with the LNG industry, suggesting risks of corporate capture and impacts on academic integrity and community needs.
Doug Lederman says farewell to Inside Higher Ed: The Key
Doug Lederman highlights the increasing vulnerability of higher education and the importance of sustained support for individuals facing personal challenges.
The mission of higher education remains a driving force for Doug Lederman as he shifts focus in his career.
How Much Has Law School Diversity Changed After A Year? Data Says...
Despite the Supreme Court's ban on affirmative action, racial and ethnic diversity in law school enrollment remained stable in 2024, with some exceptions.
Leader who helped SJSU become economic dynamo heads to East Bay school
Charlie Faas transformed San Jose State University into a key economic entity and is now moving to St. Mary's College.
Bitcoin or University: Which Investment Yields Greater Financial Freedom?
University education, while traditionally linked to higher earnings, faces increasing scrutiny and comparison to alternative investments like Bitcoin.
Does careerism have to ruin college? (opinion)
Pre-professional pressure is overshadowing the traditional college experience, prioritizing career-driven paths over personal and intellectual growth.
How to save your marcomm team
Higher education marcomm professionals are facing significant burnout and mental health challenges despite available well-being programs.
Study on nudges shows effectiveness for certain tasks
Targeted nudges can significantly improve students' ability to resolve financial balances on time.
The effectiveness of nudges varies, with specific strategies yielding better results.
We are providing our students stewardship, not a service
Higher education should view students as stewards, not merely clients, emphasizing personal responsibility and ethical decision-making for student success.
An Artist Who Has Something in Common With Her Subjects
Rachel Handlin's art connects a global community of individuals with Down syndrome through her experiences and portraits.
Hochul's budget con(fusion), fix higher ed, save civilization and other commentary
Hochul's proposed $500 checks face scrutiny due to nonexistent sales tax surplus estimates.
Colleges are increasingly offering free tuition to low-income undergraduate students through grants and scholarships, making education more accessible.
Wish Book: Bay Area organization helps first-generation college students succeed
Karla Cisneros overcame financial barriers to achieve a college degree, showcasing the impact of support from organizations like The Peninsula College Fund.
Which Colleges Offer Free Tuition?
Colleges are increasingly offering free tuition to low-income undergraduate students through grants and scholarships, making education more accessible.
Wish Book: Bay Area organization helps first-generation college students succeed
Karla Cisneros overcame financial barriers to achieve a college degree, showcasing the impact of support from organizations like The Peninsula College Fund.
The federal anti-hazing legislation mandates colleges to publish hazing policies and violations, marking a significant step in combating hazing in educational institutions.
Republican higher ed overhaul could get House vote
House Republicans are attempting to pass the College Cost Reduction Act to lower college costs and increase accountability before the Congress session ends.
Congress approves anti-hazing legislation
The federal anti-hazing legislation mandates colleges to publish hazing policies and violations, marking a significant step in combating hazing in educational institutions.
Republican higher ed overhaul could get House vote
House Republicans are attempting to pass the College Cost Reduction Act to lower college costs and increase accountability before the Congress session ends.
Survey: Students' thoughts on campus speech in five graphics
Students primarily blame peers for campus speech tensions, while politicians are also a concern; most students aren't overly worried about free expression.
University of North Dakota Law School Aims To Avoid Deficit By Raising Tuition
UND Law School may raise tuition by up to 15% to address a $2.1 million deficit while considering larger class sizes.
What Happens When the Middle Class Fades Away?
The rising cost of education is leading to increased debt and fewer pursuing degrees, especially among the middle class.
There is a concerning disconnect in how middle class is defined by colleges versus self-identified income levels.
Income disparity is growing, resulting in fewer middle-class families and a 'missing middle' in the social structure.
Eight best practices in case-study teaching for college
Increased student success is linked to faculty integrating learning outcomes with real-world issues through methods like case studies.
Duke Endowment pledges $1.9 billion to four colleges
Duke Endowment pledges $1.9 billion to four colleges, part of a $5 billion initiative by 2050.
Tennessee State interim president resigns under pressure
Ronald Johnson resigned as interim president of Tennessee State University after less than six months due to differences with the Board of Trustees.
America's top 30 most intelligent billionaires - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
Higher education correlates with billionaire status, as seen in the rankings of the most educated individuals.
Review: New book argues that college football should be abolished
College football poses serious health risks to players, warranting its abolition according to a new book by Kalman-Lamb and Silva.
The Most Prestigious Colleges and Universities On Every Continent
World-class universities exist on every continent, providing excellent international educational opportunities in various fields.
Colleges dismantle DEI
Colleges are canceling DEI initiatives amid political backlash, risking student support and free speech.
How to Marry Into Academia
Academic couples often struggle with job placement due to geographical and specialized field constraints, known as the 'two-body problem.'
The Guardian view on humanities in universities: closing English Literature courses signals a crisis
Interest in studying English literature at degree level is declining significantly.
Break the monopoly on higher education pathways
The American dream now faces challenges due to education costs and mismatched workforce needs, requiring a reevaluation of student success definitions.
Elite colleges have never been engines of mobility (opinion)
Elite colleges are often viewed as the key to economic success, yet they have not improved socioeconomic diversity over the last century.
Tell the truth about Debra Hammond
Debra Hammond's career embodies the integral role of DEI in higher education, especially through student unions.
The dismantling of DEI efforts threatens the core mission of college unions to foster community and student development.
Kindness at work affirms dignity and social inclusion, study shows
Kindness significantly enhances wellbeing and institutional identification in educational settings.
Practical actions like active recognition can foster a culture of kindness in workplaces.
Make America normal again, what's next for colleges and other commentary
The rise of 'wokeness' in colleges is being strongly criticized as detrimental to American values and political engagement.