Higher Education
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Nearly half of employers say AI will make college degrees more important
An article from Nearly half of employers say AI will make college degrees more important Employers expressed more confidence in the higher education sector than the general public, according to a new ...
Inside higher ed’s wave of price resets and free tuition models
An article from Inside higher ed’s wave of price resets and free tuition models We’re rounding up recent affordability initiatives — including lower sticker prices and free tuition plans — at a dozen ...
The School Choice Debate Looks Different From My Kitchen Table
This op-ed from Georgetown, Texas mother Courtney Parker Lopez offers what the school choice debate almost never surfaces: a ground-level, human account of why one family left public school, how they ...
When an 89.4 Becomes a Crisis: Rethinking Precision in College Grading
The Decimal Point Problem During one of my first semesters teaching introductory biology labs at the college level, a student approached me after class visibly frustrated about a final grade. The diff...
University of Hawai’i System Expands Direct Admissions Initiative Across All Campuses
The University of Hawai’i will broaden its direct admissions initiative to include all campuses, enhancing accessibility for high school seniors.
Community-Guided Teaching: Building Relationships Before Course Design
A Relational Framework for Community-Guided Teaching in Higher Education In higher education, many instructors want to include Indigenous perspectives, experiential learning, and community-engaged ap...
Embracing Indigenous Wisdom: A Community-Focused Teaching Framework for Higher Education
Discover the Relationship Before Research Framework, promoting inclusive and responsive teaching that honors Indigenous community wisdom in academia.
Failed Business Strategies: Why You Can't Tell Until You Set the Number
A business strategy rarely announces its failure. It keeps not working while you keep paying for it. Nine months in, revenue is flat, you are busier than you were, and you cannot tell whether the plan...
Shifts in College Admissions: Insights from NACAC 2026 Conference
Admissions officials are adapting to AI and federal policy changes, as revealed in discussions at the recent NACAC 2026 conference.
Minnesota Colleges Secure $25 Million Funding Shift to Tackle Financial Challenges
The Minnesota State Colleges and Universities board approved a $25 million annual funding shift to aid struggling institutions like St. Cloud State and Bemidji State.
ACT Retesting Boosts Scores: Key Insights from Class of 2026
About 33% of students retaking the ACT saw an average score increase, highlighting the impact of retesting initiatives in schools nationwide.
Hilton's Undergraduate Brand Expands Presence in College Towns
Hilton's Undergraduate brand is on track to grow significantly, targeting over 500 hotels in college towns through innovative development strategies.
Understanding the Importance of Trauma-Informed Teaching for Student Success
Trauma-informed teaching recognizes students' personal challenges and fosters a supportive educational environment, promoting success and engagement.
Understanding Trauma-Informed Teaching: Key Strategies for Educators
Trauma-informed teaching reshapes educational approaches, enhancing student engagement and success by addressing unseen challenges in their lives.
The Evolving Role of Supplemental Essays in College Admissions
University leaders discuss how supplemental essays impact the admissions process and the balance between thorough evaluation and administrative efficiency.
Penn State Proposes Phasing Out 47 Undergraduate Programs Amid Enrollment Decline
Penn State plans to cut 47 undergraduate programs due to low enrollment, as part of a broader review aimed at aligning academic offerings with student demand.
Adapting International Student Recruitment Strategies Amid Enrollment Challenges
U.S. colleges are diversifying international recruitment strategies to tackle enrollment declines and adapt to changing demographics.
Rethinking Education: Why Collaborative Skills Matter More Than Test Scores
Assessments should reflect true intelligence by valuing collaboration and interaction over individual knowledge, enhancing collective learning outcomes.
Visa Fraud Allegations Spark Scrutiny of Elite Universities' Immigration Practices
Vice President JD Vance accuses top universities of misusing J-1 visas, raising concerns over foreign labor's impact on domestic job opportunities.
Court Dismisses Claims of Discrimination by Purdue's Former Diversity Chief
A federal judge dismissed the race bias and retaliation claims of Purdue University's former diversity chief, citing lack of evidence and valid comparators.