By Stefanie Botelho. More than 95 percent of states in the U.S. have been spending less on their public higher education systems than they did before the Great Recession. More...
By Tom Kenyon-Slaney. There are some 4,140 colleges and universities in America. If each spends an average of $50,000 per year in presenting speakers and lecturers--this becomes an annual investment which exceeds $200 million. In the campus public speaker marketplace, the majority of presenters receive fees and compensation of about $10,000 per engagement. Some receive $25,000+ and some earn $3,000-$5,000. More...
By Patrick S. Roberts. Small funding opportunities can help keep students on road to graduation. More...
By Lauren Williams. Products making a difference on campuses nationwide Higher ed leaders pick products that help their institutions achieve excellence. 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...
By . As a student in the 1950s, I had never heard of the word “mentor.” In retrospect, as a first-generation college student, I would have really been helped by having a “mentor,” especially with regard to choosing a career. More...
By Michelle R. Weise - EvoLLLution. Coding bootcamps are trending in the U.S. Last year, approximately 6,000 students graduated from a bootcamp, and another 16,000 are estimated to complete in 2015. More...
By Darlene Miller - EvoLLLution. As the U.S. economy has evolved over the past few decades, the need for postsecondary education and training has become paramount to attaining a family wage job. Middle-skill jobs, those requiring some postsecondary education but not a four-year degree, are increasingly in demand. More...
By Thomas Snyder - EvoLLLution. Articulation agreements help community colleges facilitate transfer for their students but only serve as a short-term fix to the larger issue of challenges two-year students face in transferring academic credit to four-year institutions. More...
By Phil Hill. Apollo Education Group, parent company of the University of Phoenix as well as Apollo Global, is in “advanced talks” to be purchased by Apollo Global Management, owner of McGraw-Hill Education and of Cengage debt. More...
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