Not long ago, the coolest perks for UC Berkeley students were probably free bus rides and gym memberships. More...

According to a recent Oxford Economics report, strong profitability and revenue growth are tied to effective cost control. However, managing spend is increasingly complicated. Over the last 15 years, travel spend alone has doubled to more than $1.2 trillion[1]. Employee-initiated spend is today the second-largest expense in organizations[2]. These are spending categories, ranging from entertainment, consulting, mobile roaming charges, home office expenses, and more, shifting to employee control. More...

A conference organized by the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville to discuss block-chain technology will be the first of what is planned to be a yearly event for researchers and industry representatives. More...

Grand Rapids Community College is investing in new technology that will enable the school to institute a security lockdown of its buildings with the press of a button, officials say. More...

Learning science research on more than 800,000 students in 36,000 courses across 542 institutions reveals interesting insights on student engagement in classroom activities. More...

Apple, IBM and Microsoft are partnering with a Cleveland-area community college to create better training for information technology jobs. More...

In a higher-education system that is often divided between two- and four-year colleges and further segregated between elite and nonelite institutions, it’s not often that a community college is mentioned in the same breath as an Ivy League campus. More...

Albany Technical College is planning a reduction in force this month due to several factors that officials say are pointing to shortfalls with the college’s Fiscal Year 2018 budget. More...

State lawmakers might let some South Carolina students use their state-funded scholarships at out-of-state schools. More...