By Charles Dull - EvoLLLution. Higher education institutions cannot hope to innovate, grow or meet the demands of today’s students if they refuse to bring in new ideas and ways of thinking in the hiring process. More...

By Maurits van Rooijen - EvoLLLution. Higher education is not immune to globalization. That basic observation led thirteen years ago to a short publication for the European Association for International Education (EAIE) with the provocative title; The Multinational University. More...

By Alex Sevilla - EvoLLLution. Institutions can widen their net to attract broader populations of prospective students with an innovative portfolio of programs, but moving too quickly can sink the whole operation. More...

By Chris Reynolds - EvoLLLution. Though rankings reward institutions for succeeding in serving traditional-age students with traditional programs, institutions need to be innovative and forward-thinking in order to secure long-term viability and differentiation in today’s competitive marketplace. More...

By Richard DeMillo - EvoLLLution. As they stand today, the ranking systems provide, at best, an inaccurate view of institutional performance and at-worst serve to confuse student choice based on a limited number of highly specific factors. More...

By Andrew Kelly - EvoLLLution. Though the existing regulatory framework designed to guarantee the quality of a postsecondary institution aren’t working, it’s important to thoroughly consider and understand the proposed alternatives before jumping in. More...

By John Cech - EvoLLLution. Career and technical education programs are critical to the health of the American economy and to the work-readiness of Americans, and this role needs to be recognized in future drafts of the Higher Education Act. More...

By John Ebersole - EvoLLLution. The growing role and influence of the federal government on postsecondary education in the United States is unwelcome by many, but their influence may be necessary to ensure the quality and strength of higher education. More...

By Ted Mitchell - EvoLLLution. The realization of America’s College Promise could create significant advantages for individuals and for the economy, but its success relies on bipartisan support at the federal levels and partnerships between federal and state government bodies. More...