Deferred campus maintenance has reached its highest level on record, reflecting years of underinvestment in facilities and a growing mismatch between space and enrollment, according to the latest “State of Facilities in Higher Education” edition by Gordia... See more
Early adopters of artificial intelligence are discovering that new tools alone rarely drive meaningful change in higher ed. Texas A&M University’s system leaders aim to maximize student success by first upgrading infrastructure as they rollout a new A... See more
Colleges and universities are adopting a widening array of academic models as leaders respond to a student population that is older, more career focused and less likely to follow a linear path from admission to graduation. While the majority of innovation... See more
Higher education is under growing pressure to offer faster, more flexible credential offerings beyond the traditional degree. For Higher Learning Commission President Barbara Gellman-Danley, the challenge for accreditors and academic leaders is to move fa... See more
The Department of Education is eying a new regulation that the agency says will trigger a “hard reset” on the value of a degree. On Friday, the department proposed a new rule that strips federal loan eligibility from undergraduate programs that fail to pr... See more
