By James Martin and James E. Samels. Consolidations make more sense than mergers. More...

By Lauren Williams. Products making a difference on campuses nationwide Higher ed leaders pick products that help their institutions achieve excellence. More...

By Melissa Ezarik. Gifts totaled more than $14 billion in 2014. More...

By Marcia Layton Turner. Picture it: Faculty no longer get their own offices and libraries have vanished. Dorm rooms come standard with private bathrooms and maid service, and terrazzo tile has replaced carpeting as the new standard flooring across college campuses. Sound ludicrous? Maybe not. More...

By Brent Betit. Purpose-built environments to accommodate college students with special needs. More...

By Karine Joly. Targeted marketing, digital assistants and drones will pay a part in higher ed’s internet mix. More...

By Hilary Daninhirsch. Administrators face changing student expectations. More...

By Kelly Walsh. Today’s rapidly evolving technology has higher education on the move, literally and figuratively. Mobile devices are powering a shift to more learning on the go, driving increased video consumption and requiring IT to fund ongoing bandwidth and infrastructure expansion. More...

By Marc C. Whitt. College towns across the country may be sitting on an economic and tourism marketing gold mine in the form of their local institution’s “tourist attractions.” More...

By Dawn Papandrea. Higher ed leaders continue to seek ways to prove their institution’s value to a shrinking pool of college candidates. More...