PolicyThe pursuit of post-crisis leadership in higher education February 7, 2025 by Ralph Gigliotti, Ph.D., Rutgers University & the Network for Change and Continuous Innovation Higher ed must think critically about how to best develop leaders who stand ready to lead both through and beyond disruption
AI in EducationWhen adopting AI, colleges shouldn’t override human connections February 6, 2025 by Ruth Bauer White, InsideTrack Many transactional issues can benefit from AI, but it's important that institutions not lose the human element
PolicyTrump deportation threats weigh on groups offering FAFSA help February 5, 2025 by Ariel Gilreath, The Hechinger Report, Chalkbeat For students who have family members without the proper immigration documents, filling out the FAFSA form has long been seen as risky
AI in EducationA new era of admissions: AI’s potential to transform equity and diversity February 4, 2025 by Andy Hannah, Liaison International’s Othot Division AI could support more efficient review processes and more nuanced decision-making, leading to more balanced and diverse classes
Recruitment & EnrollmentDark data: A potential source of illumination February 3, 2025 by Dr. Steve Baule & Dr. Rhea Walker, Winona State University Dark data holds untapped potential for universities and organizations to optimize operations and enhance decision-making
Career ReadinessBridging education and employment to boost workforce preparedness January 31, 2025 by Mitsu Frazier, Western Governors University Alliances between universities and professional organizations can grow the talent pool and bridge the gap between education and career readiness
DEIAAccessibility in education: Strategies for compliance with ADA Title II updates January 30, 2025 by Christian Pantel, D2L All students, regardless of their abilities, deserve equitable access to high-quality education
Campus InnovationThe future of higher ed: Why colleges must invest in AI, the metaverse, and blockchain January 29, 2025 by Gary D. Alexander, EdD, Hellenic College Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology The rapid pace of technological advancement means that colleges without a clear strategy for innovation will struggle to compete
PolicyFor some immigrant students, the dream of college lies just out of reach January 28, 2025 by Lauren DeLaunay Miller, Chalkbeat An estimated 11 percent of all students in American colleges and universities are immigrants, according to data from the Migration Policy Institute
Recruitment & EnrollmentLeveraging prospective students’ tech use for stronger recruitment, retention outcomes January 27, 2025 by Steve Kerge, Spark451 & Jenzabar Understanding students’ needs and preferences, reflected in their tech use and preferred methods of communication, will better position institutions for lasting success