Amid uncertainty, IT leaders outline priorities for higher ed
A new report from EDUCAUSE, the 2025 EDUCAUSE Cybersecurity and Privacy Workforce in Higher Education, explores the experiences and views of cybersecurity and privacy professionals in six key areas.
First-Ever Global Student Housing Fest – Now Live
amber, a global student housing solutions provider, has launched the industry’s first-ever global ‘amber Student Housing Fest’, live from June 15 to June 30, 2025. The fest aims to help students book their accommodation early while securing massive savings with limited-time offers, exclusively available on amber’s…
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Beyond the game: Why business expertise is the future of sports management
The sports industry is bigger than ever–projected to grow from $506.93 billion in 2024 to $629.81 billion by 2028. Yet, even in this booming market, professional sports teams can sell for billions and still struggle to turn a profit.
Politics are shaping Gen Z’s college choices
Politics are having a growing impact on where students choose to attend college, according to a new report from education company EAB.
10 dimensions of AI readiness
A new framework from the Digital Education Council 2025 AI Working Group provides a shared structure for higher education institutions to assess their current state of AI readiness.
How unified payment strategies drive student success
Imagine a sophomore student running late for class. She stops at the campus store grabs a Gatorade, and simply walks out–her purchase automatically charged through Amazon’s “Just Walk Out” technology.
5 ways to maintain healthy relationships with your higher-ed coworkers
We all have that coworker. You cringe when they walk past your desk for a chat. You inwardly groan when you’re put in a project together. Maybe it’s their personality, maybe it’s their work habits, or possibly both, but they grate on you.
Barriers and motivations for AI adoption: Insights from admissions and advising
Institutions in today’s higher education landscape are under growing pressure to do more with less. Budget cuts and hiring freezes have led many to explore new technologies, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), to build efficiency and streamline operations across various student affairs offices.
How outside-the-box thinking helps college stores help students
As I retire from college store management, outside-the-box approaches have led to some of my most successful results. These approaches are unified in addressing students’ core needs.
Rebuilding the recruitment pipeline: Precision, CTV, and the future of higher ed
As the summer melt season accelerates and adds move-in melt to the mix, higher-ed enrollment marketers face a recruitment landscape defined less by abundance and more by attrition.
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From Fire TV to Signage Stick: University of Utah’s Digital Signage Evolution
The University of Utah, established in 1850, is the state’s flagship institution of higher education. Located in Salt Lake City, it serves over 34,000 students across 17 colleges and schools.