Higher education’s grade inflation conundrum
Higher education’s grade inflation conundrum
Students do less work than in the past, in some cases seem less prepared for higher education than past generations, and yet grades have gone up
Higher ed’s warning light is flashing: What the 2026 EDUCAUSE Horizon Report reveals
The report should be read as a leadership document, not just a technology report
Beyond data empowerment: How education leaders can do more with what they have
To keep pace with evolving expectations, institutions must leverage their existing people, technology, and processes to enable smarter decisions and faster pivots
How will dismantling the Department of Education impact higher ed?
If the Department of Education is dissolved, higher-ed has a chance to reinvent itself and its partnerships
Colleges are saying no to the White House’s “Compact for Academic Excellence”–for good reason
In the pursuit of excellence, there is one true path: the preservation of academic freedom, not its surrender to politics
Integrating your college’s Title IX and Title VI policies and processes
Colleges and universities should weigh the potential benefits and drawbacks carefully when designing and implementing an integrated civil rights response
The quiet collapse: What the partial U.S. government shutdown means for higher education
The academic community must act with urgency to preserve the scaffolding that supports research, student access, and institutional stability
Democracy’s future and the fate of higher education
If democracy falters, higher education will not remain untouched; it will become one of the first casualties
What to know about the Trump budget bill’s impact on schools that serve students of color
The budgetary cuts and pending lawsuit could cause schools to reduce services for students, hike tuition, and even close their doors, according to higher education experts
Why should we care about cuts to funding for science education?
