Here’s how to reach your most social, tech-savvy students
Higher-ed institutions using YouTube, Snapchat to announce student’s acceptance In a trend that’s quickly catching on in many colleges and ... Read more
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New online tool reveals a university’s ‘real’ price to students
How much does college cost? Somewhere between “a heck of a lot” and “not as much as you might think.” Sure, college is expensive, but a new online…
Is this the Netflix for student college searches?
Two organizations have joined forces to answer important questions related to how search, discovery and recommendation online are affecting student college choices. Specifically, both organizations will research the…
Entertainment devices draining campus wi-fi
Wi-fi-connected devices on college campuses have more than tripled since last year, with entertainment devices far outpacing the increases in tablets and smartphones, a new report said. Smart…
3 new tools for your 2014 campus arsenal
An influx of new technologies and resources for higher education have either just landed or are about to land, making this spring/summer 2014 one of the busiest seasons…
5 new ways students are choosing their colleges and universities
Gone are the days when students chose their postsecondary education institution based off of U.S. News & World Report publications. In this mobile-enabled culture, today’s students are redefining…
How colleges are propelling women into computer science-and why
If there is any hope of reversing the stunning decline of women’s participation in computer science, it is going to take an effort of moonshot magnitude radiating from…
Helicopter parents find their helipad
A new online portal at University of Tennessee at Martin allows parents to check their students grades, attendance, and more. To many in higher education, “helicopter parents” can…
College-educated workers are taking jobs that don’t require degrees
In a packed pub in midtown Manhattan, Ryan Flagherty is surrounded on three sides by people clamoring for his attention, the Los Angeles Times reports.
Researcher: College CIO shortage on the horizon
Wayne Brown's seven years of research has identified a wide swath of campus technology officials eager to become chief information officers someday. They're just not quite sure how.