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Survey Reveals Majority of Institutions Lag in AI Policy and Curriculum Adaptation

Despite AI's increasing impact, a survey shows most higher education institutions lack policies and curriculum adjustments to address it. Read to learn more.

Unedited resume of Mike Rodgers, Ed.D.

Editor’s Note: Unedited resume of Dr. Mike Rodgers, one of two finalists for Wilkes Community College president.

CSU leaders will decide whether to raise tuition costs next week. Here's what to know

The proposed tuition increase would impact thousands of students attending CSUs, which make up the largest four-year higher education system in the country.

CSU leaders will decide whether to raise tuition costs next week. Here's what to know

The proposed tuition increase would affect thousands of students attending CSUs, which make up the largest four-year higher education system in the country.

Kansas State University — Provost and Executive Vice President : The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education

Kansas State University — Provost and Executive Vice President : The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education

Crisis in Teaching Quality May Explain Stagnant Learning Recovery, Report Finds

More than three years after the pandemic began, a crisis in teaching quality may be stalling academic recovery, new research shows. Faced with exhaustion, staffing shortages, and frequent student disruptions, many educators are using “outdated and ineffective” methods and content below grade level, according to a report released last week by the Center on Reinventing […]

YHC announces Leadership in the Appalachian College Association

UB looks to shorter programs to beat falling enrollment

A Catholic University Hired a Dean With Ties to the Vatican. The Problem? He Faked His Credentials.

The University of St. Thomas, in Houston, is reviewing its hiring processes after faculty members accused its business-school dean of lying about his credentials.