According to the National Association for College Admission Counseling’s 12th annual State of College Admission report, which examines the transition from high school to postsecondary education, many higher…
With commencement season in full swing, parents and alumni are flooding campuses nationwide to partake in the festivities. For those unable to make the trek in person, many…
According to a recent report from the American Council on Education (ACE), fewer than 10 percent of U.S. undergraduates currently participate in study abroad programs. But some innovative…
Senate education committee Chairman Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) and Ranking Member Patty Murray (D-Wash.) today announced several bipartisan, full committee staff working groups to address four major issues related…
In a new study on teacher education, the Clayton Christensen Institute profiles credentialing programs and graduate schools of education that have emerged from the charter school landscape. As…
The tenure system is still built on a publish-or-perish foundation, but what does it mean to "publish" in a digital age? How does an institution appropriately evaluate, and…
Until recently, online learning has been viewed as either solely for those interested in adult education or as a branding tactic for innovative institutions. And though online learning…
The open question on U.S. campuses is not if students are bringing their own devices or how to connect them to the institutional network, but rather: how do…
Offering online courses for credit is a unique endeavor for each institution, but the fundamentals are the same: To offer courses for credit, you need to verify student…
iGrad and the University of Illinois (UI) have launched a financial literacy instructor certification program. The online course will be led by Scott Johnson, Program Coordinator of the…