AI in EducationStudents are anxious about the future with AI–their parents are, too August 8, 2025 by Michael B. Horn, Clayton Christensen Institute In an era when the college-going rate of high school graduates has dropped, AI appears to be heightening anxieties about the value of college
Featured on eCampus NewsAcademia and industry: A symbiotic relationship? July 31, 2025 by Ben Curtis, Zama Despite their differences, academia and industry are not entirely partitioned, and they often meet to collaborate and network
Recruitment & EnrollmentSolving the persistent problem of transfer credits with a new model for change July 30, 2025 by Rick Benbow, Western Governors University Recognizing and rewarding prior learning meets students where they are and values the full breadth of their experience
PolicyWhy should we care about cuts to funding for science education? July 24, 2025 by Elizabeth A. Davis, University of Michigan Meaningful science education is crucial for improving all of our lives, from the lives of children and youth to future and current classroom teachers
Career ReadinessUsing AI to reimagine teacher preparation for scale, equity, and reflective practice July 15, 2025 by David A. Slykhuis, Ph.D., Valdosta State University A computerized AI support model gives pre-service teachers the opportunity to engage in scalable, self-guided reflection
Career Readiness6 key cybersecurity hiring trends July 3, 2025 by Laura Ascione Increasingly, cybersecurity hiring managers prioritize experience and certifications over relevant education
AI in EducationAI and the workforce: Reskill to meet the moment July 1, 2025 by Raghu Krishnaiah, University of Phoenix Reskilling--particularly AI reskilling--can be a powerful tool for ensuring every member of an organization has a shared vision for their company’s future
Career ReadinessBeyond the game: Why business expertise is the future of sports management June 26, 2025 by Shawn O’Rourke, Ph.D., Wehle Business School, Canisius University A modern sports education curriculum model should integrate business principles, hands-on learning, and soft skills to better prepare graduates
Career ReadinessPerception gap: Students overestimate career readiness May 27, 2025 by Laura Ascione Employers need to engage students earlier with experiential learning opportunities to build stronger entry-level talent pipelines
Recruitment & EnrollmentDespite cost barriers, many have confidence in higher ed May 21, 2025 by Laura Ascione U.S. adults without degrees or credentials still overwhelmingly believe that education beyond high school is valuable and essential for career success