A presidential transition is a valuable—and vulnerable—time for an institution. It is a moment of opportunity that can be effectively utilized or squandered. Many emotions come with this experience.

Institutions of higher education, long viewed as the enablers of social mobility, are facing significant erosion of public confidence. Increasing concerns are being voiced about the value of a degree and the viability of current models of higher education.

In an era where AI, ChatGPT, and now the groundbreaking video component using Sora are reshaping the educational landscape, it is conceivable that university professors could become obsolete within this decade.

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Mental health issues are increasing on college campuses, affecting the vast majority of college students, according to the results of a new survey by Wiley.

While AI itself isn’t new, it has made waves in education in the past year as its potential–and its pitfalls–drew enthusiasm and concern from educators.

As higher-ed institutions and edtech vendors work to improve the edtech experience for administrators and students, a new survey reveals four key takeaways leaders can use as steppingstones to improve processes.

The College Innovation Network (CIN), a grant-funded initiative led by WGU Labs, released insights from its first Administrator EdTech Survey last Friday. The survey sheds light on critical challenges administrators…

Competition for students is intense, and student recruitment will become even more challenging in 2024, according to University and College Admissions Trends Report, the first annual admissions landscape report from Acuity Insights.

As campus leaders move forward and guide their institutions through another academic year, let’s take a look at some of the top issues, challenges, and priorities facing campus leadership today.

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