Payments innovations: Key trends every higher-ed admin should know
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
Harvard’s stand against federal overreach: A defining moment for U.S. higher education
The current crisis is not just about Harvard--it is a test of the nation’s commitment to academic freedom
Academic freedom under siege: A Ph.D. student’s reflections
Higher education thrives only when critical inquiry is protected and when scholars are free to explore, question, and challenge dominant narratives
Cutting costs while maintaining value: The challenge for higher education
AI-powered procurement tools can help universities can build more efficiency and financial stewardship into their decision-making
Halting education research in the name of ‘government efficiency’ is incredibly inefficient
These state and federal actions not only threaten science and innovation but also undermine the work of researchers seeking to make a difference in people's lives
Trump administration launches civil rights investigation into schools
The investigations are tied to partnerships with The PhD Project, a national organization that helps support and provide networking for diverse doctoral candidates
A seismic shift in student loan repayment: Implications for borrowers and the economy
The impact could devastate millions of borrowers who are now forced into more expensive repayment options
What will higher ed look like after the Department of Education is dismantled?
If the Department of Education is dissolved, higher-ed has a chance to reinvent itself and its partnerships
The Trump administration’s DEI orders are dividing Colorado universities–and their students
College and university leaders nationwide have responded to the new administration in different ways
The urgency of now: Fighting back against the destruction of public institutions
