Tuition inflation is out of control, having risen an average of 5.25% annually from 2000 to 2018 according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Compare that to “normal” U.S. inflation of 2.70%, as measured by the Consumer Price Index, and it’s clear that something needs to be done to ensure higher education remains attainable for U.S. stakeholders that want to attend college. More...

The motto that stood at the entrance of Delaware State University for decades is etched on the heart of every student, faculty and staff member who has spent some of the most important moments in their life at 1200 North DuPont Highway. More...

This month, both the University of Akron and Kent State University announced partnerships with 2-year colleges. It’s part of a growing trend in higher education. More...

Woz U, Steve Wozniak’s education as a service company that transforms how individuals are educated with personalized, tech-based career training and BlockGeeks, a blockchain technology centric educational, knowledge sharing and ecosystem development platform, announced its partnership at DesTechAZ last night in Scottsdale, Arizona. More...

Fresno State’s Kennel Bookstore tackled affordability on campus by implementing a successful Inclusive Access program. The program provided day-one access to necessary course materials while also saving students $250,000 over the course of two semesters. More...

The Renaissance, circa 1600, is the period on which I’ve done much of my work as a scholar and teacher of Shakespeare’s plays. During that time, in England, anything we would think of today as “theatre” was very sparsely furnished. More...

College and university presidents aren’t financial magicians, though they’re often viewed as such. There’s a well-worn path to the president's office when budgets grow tight or tuition payments are late. More...

Voters will decide in November on two higher education bonds aimed at helping the state’s public two- and four-year colleges ramp up programs to ease Maine’s workforce shortages – particularly in the health care field – and put a dent in deferred maintenance of aging campus buildings. More...

Starting in 2019-20, the college announced Monday that it will charge undergraduate tuition and fees of $18,500 — down from $29,140 this year. That figure doesn’t include room, board, books or other related expenses. More...

Fairfield University is building on its commitment to campus safety with the adoption of Intellicheck's (NYSE AMERICAN: IDN) Age ID. The state-of-the-art technology solution is being used by the Department of Public Safety to manage on and off campus events. More...