By Kevin Gibbs and Claire Stuve. Today, 82 percent of colleges and universities offer at least several courses online in order to try and provide a transformational opportunity for students who can’t spend six to eight hours a day in a lecture hall. For example, at The University of Toledo, we serve a large number of active duty military who are logging into class from around the world. More...

By Ronald Bethke. Earning online credits, thanks to for-profit mishaps, has earned notoriety with students eager to chip away at a meaningful degree at their own pace. But according to one popular website, it’s not the credits that are the problem. More...

By Ronald Bethke. A new electronics repair center at the University of Illinois is setting out not only to fix broken devices, but also to teach their owners how to do it themselves. More...

Workday, Inc., a provider of enterprise cloud applications for finance and human resources, has launched Workday Student Admissions, a new application that helps higher education institutions meet targeted enrollment goals through data-driven insights related to a potential student’s academic success at their institution. More...

Fresno State’s Mini-Corps Program, which recruits Latino teachers and helps migrant students, is one of five programs at four California State University campuses recognized by the White House for narrowing the Latino achievement gap. More...

With increased national awareness and scrutiny on the issue of campus security, POMCO, Peace of Mind Company, introduces a new mobile personal safety device designed to alleviate the concerns of students, parents and administrators alike. More...

The University of British Columbia (UBC) is in production testing for the Anuta NCX orchestration solution for SDN-based campus networks. More...