The [Good], the Bad, and the Ugly of Online Education

The University of Arkansas had a problem: Admissions staff needed to make quicker decisions about transfer students and needed to reach students in new markets,…

Career aspirations continue to drive students' decisions to enroll in online education programs, according to a new survey tracking online learning trends. The report from…

As graduation nears for many college students, the job hunt is officially on. And, as if the pressure to land that first gig weren’t high…

Students who find their higher-ed studies relevant to their current roles in the workforce tend to believe they received a high-quality education that was worth…

Information security has gotten a reputation as the “Department of No,” the place where new ideas go to die. This is especially problematic in a…

Five universities are banding together to launch a highly-specialized cybersecurity center to help combat cybersecurity threats. Indiana University, Northwestern University, Purdue University, Rutgers University and…

Despite tightened budgets and fewer resources, universities are under increased pressure to sustain enrollment, maintain a competitive edge in attracting students and staff, and subsequently…

As more industries become reliant on tech-savvy talent, the disconnect between students’ STEM education and hiring managers’ expectations is becoming increasingly challenging. As companies continue…

When searching higher-ed websites, students tend to be more interested in information about academic majors and minors than a school's ranking or cost, according to…

Deloitte’s 2017 Global Human Capital Trends report found that nearly 80 percent of executives surveyed rated employee experience as important, while only 22 percent reported…