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Skills-based hiring is often floated as the big answer to the shortage of talent for open job postings and the on-ramp into meaningful careers for those without degrees.
According to the newly released Higher Education Insights Report from higher education marketing and research firm Validated Insights, higher education enrollments continue to grow–up more than 3 percent over 2024.
A new study finds that four-year colleges and universities that both enroll and graduate low-income students at high rates–termed “Equity Engines” by the author–are unevenly distributed across the United States.
As students return to college this fall, mental health remains a top priority. From anxiety and depression to sleep deprivation and financial stress, institutions are responding with innovative resources to better support student well-being.
It is 6:45 a.m. in the year 2045, and Maya wakes to the gentle chime of her AI-integrated learning assistant. The device, embedded into her home’s wall system, has already analyzed her biometric data, sleep cycle, and class schedule to recommend a custom morning routine.
I’ve been teaching a summer course for nearly 20 years. At my institution, a summer course is a little extra salary for 5 weeks of extra work, and it feels like Santa comes to visit in July when the session ends.
Jeff Selingo and I have had an ongoing dialogue over the decade-plus I’ve known him about the future of higher education.
As AI becomes a fixture in student workflows, the nature of learning itself is being reshaped in real time. While anecdotal evidence and one-off surveys offer glimpses into how students engage with these tools, what’s been missing is sustained research into their evolving behaviors.
While AI holds immense potential to revolutionize the educational experience, universities risk derailing their innovation if they do not manage cloud costs effectively.
At 10 p.m., with her kids tucked in and a full day as an executive assistant behind her, Maria sits down at the kitchen table–not to unwind with social media, but to dive into her marketing course.