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Workforce readiness is usually framed as a funding and program-design problem. In some states and at some institutions, the funding and the...

Private colleges under enrollment pressure get told to diversify revenue. The venture that follows usually either fails to earn or drags the...

Institutions recruiting adult learners are inserting them into schedules, deadline policies, and course structures designed for 19-year-olds...

Most institutions in a crisis don't believe they're in one. The word calls up a scandal with a camera crew outside, and nothing on this week...

Applications keep climbing while the class comes up short. The gap sits in the phase most institutions treat as the finish line: what happen...

The same students who say college costs too much are overwhelmingly saying it was worth it, and that contradiction is the key to the entire...

Program discontinuation is usually the fight presidents avoid. Fairleigh Dickinson University put a significant slate of program discontinua...

At Manhattan University, the case for the liberal arts is being made with outcomes, not nostalgia. Its graduates rank in the top 2% national...

Most retention systems flag struggling students through grades and attendance. By the time those indicators fire, many students are already...

Half of college presidents worried about public trust are answering with a public relations campaign. According to the AAC&U report at the c...

When the federal government freezes research funding, leaders tend to treat it as a budget problem: a number that was cut and might later be...

Most AI conversations in higher education focus on the academic side. The administrative side gets less attention and is producing the bigge...

AI implementation in higher education is often framed as a technology question. California State University treated it as change management...

At sixteen, with straight A's in math and science, Dr. Karen Panetta's school career assessment told her to sell makeup or be a cook. A male...

Most business schools are still forming committees to figure out what to do about AI. Kogod School of Business at American University formed...

AI adoption in higher education is moving faster than institutional change models were built to handle. Students are already using AI at hig...

Scaling higher education is no longer a theoretical strategy. As the sector moves deeper into consolidation, institutional leaders need to c...

Civic preparedness in higher education can no longer be treated as an assumed byproduct of a college education. In this episode of the Chang...

International student enrollment in the United States reached record highs in 2024–2025, followed by a sharp and uneven decline heading into...

Higher education's track record with technology change is uneven for a reason, and the reason is rarely the technology. It is whether leader...