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Does your college have a math concierge?
The Math Emporium, located on the campus of Rio Salado College in Phoenix, Arizona, is an informal, cafe-style study and practice space to help students navigate basic math. But that’s not all. The emporium is staffed by a math “concierge” who acts as tutor, small-group presenter, and coach. More...
Here’s an innovative way to help students handle stress
Ohio State University's SMART Lab is helping students practice mindfulness and breathing techniques. More...
Here’s how to build a student-centered university
Higher-ed leaders have to change the lens through which they view students if they hope to create learner-centered universities–and part of that change starts with segmentation. More...
This college opened a one-of-a-kind AI lab
An innovative approach to artificial intelligence at the University of Rhode Island is open to the public. More...
Here’s what online learning programs do right–and here’s what they can improve
Many higher-ed institutions have put more emphasis on online learning programs due to recent student demand, and paying attention to demand for courses and training faculty can help these programs succeed. More...
Real-world learning comes to campus
Colleges and universities are enhancing undergraduate learning by combining in-class instruction with practical, real-world experiences. At Illinois Wesleyan University (IWU), freshmen and seniors can take part in two innovative programs that “bookend” their academic career. More...
10 ways your campus can support first-generation students
With college accessibility front and center, many institutions are actively seeking ways to support first-generation college students, and a new report sheds light on some promising practices to support this growing group. More...