Recruitment & EnrollmentStudent coaching can help thousands of HBCU students re-enroll and graduate August 21, 2026 by eCampus News Staff A five-year coaching initiative across 39 HBCUs achieved a re-enrollment rate 2.5 times the national average
AI in EducationStop calling every misuse of AI plagiarism August 19, 2026 by Dr. John Johnston Higher education needs a more precise definition of cheating in the age of generative AI
AI in EducationSchools are building AI rules before they know the destination August 17, 2026 by Scott Laband, Colorado Succeeds When it comes to AI, what do students actually need to learn in order to be successful for the rest of their lives?
Student ExperienceCohort connections matter: Strategies to help graduate students persist and succeed August 14, 2026 by Kate Glogowski, Ed.D. Candidate, Tinotenda Mupambo, M.S. CCC-SLP, Stacy Schilling, M.S., Jody Shong, M.S., & Kari Sween, M.S. Ed. Educators, program directors, and students can each create simple structures that make peer support easier to sustain
AI in EducationHigher education needs better AI experiences, not more AI tools August 12, 2026 by Dr. Cristi Ford, D2L AI gains traction when it stops being a separate experiment and becomes an integrated part of the teaching and learning experience
AI in EducationBeyond a keynote speaker: A strategic roadmap for AI in higher education August 10, 2026 by Dr. Mark Taormino, College of Southern Nevada While technology moves at a breakneck pace, the foundational principles of human learning remain immutable
Faculty & StaffArchiving your academic journey: Preserving coursework and program artifacts August 7, 2026 by Steven M. Baule, Ed.D., Ph.D. Coursework artifacts constitute a comprehensive portfolio of your intellectual and professional development
IT InfrastructureHow we recovered student trust after big Wi-Fi challenges August 5, 2026 by Gavin Foster, Gettysburg College Seeing network challenges through the eyes of users can yield innovative solutions that meet user needs
Career ReadinessEmployers keep talking about durable skills–they may come from surprising places August 3, 2026 by Tonya S. Hall, Ed.D., InsideTrack The absence of human skills from today's graduate pipeline reflects not a skills gap, but a failure of institutional design
PolicyHigher education’s grade inflation conundrum July 31, 2026 by Michael B. Horn, the Clayton Christensen Institute 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