Helping first-time students find success at adult-serving institutions
As college enrollment declines and the definition of the “traditional” student evolves, many first-time college attendees are turning to institutions that typically serve adult learners.
5 trends in student mental health
Student mental health and well-being is a major focus area for higher-ed institutions across the nation, particularly as schools emerge from the pandemic and seek to address the growing number of students who experience mental health crises.
4 key strategies to attract and retain top higher-ed talent
Recent changes in the labor environment have made it increasingly difficult for higher education institutions to attract and retain critically important faculty and staff.
Educator burnout is at an all-time high
Higher-ed instructors are juggling burdensome workloads that impact their mental health and well-being, leading to burnout, according to data in Teaching and Learning Workforce in Higher Education 2024.
Canada’s Seneca Polytechnic set to integrate Microsoft Azure AI
Seneca Polytechnic announced it will integrate Azure OpenAI to develop an AI tutor that supports enhanced learning of course material and simulated, personalized job interviews based on job postings. Seneca students…
Without affirmative action, how can schools support student diversity?
The Supreme Court’s recent decision to strike down affirmative action in college admissions rocked the world of higher education, with academic institutions left to reevaluate their admissions policies
How can leaders boost student success?
As higher-ed leaders continue to grapple with enrollment challenges and vastly diverse student groups, understanding students’ needs and expectations is essential in ensuring a positive student experience and academic (and long-term) success.
5 things to know about the higher ed student experience
The higher ed student experience includes all aspects of a student’s involvement with an institution, from the time they research and apply for enrollment to their time on campus or in virtual learning programs and through to post-graduation.
The AI effect: How AI fuels growth and crafts job-ready grads
Higher education administrators expect investments in AI to pay off in dividends, as 78 percent of respondents who use AI believe it will lead to revenue growth for their institution.
Navigating the future of higher education: A graduate student’s perspective
In the dynamic world of higher education, profound changes are underway, influencing both the academic and administrative realms. As a doctoral student engaged in my second Ph.D. journey, I have witnessed these transformations firsthand.