Faced once again with state and federal funding cuts, Connecticut State Colleges & Universities system President Mark Ojakian has had to make some tough decisions to keep the 17-school system functioning. More...

Every school needs a reliable water supply—no matter the climate—yet it is often the most overlooked aspect of facilities management. More...

Future use of unmanned aerial systems, more commonly known as “drones,” is limited only by the imagination (and physics). More...

The question of how to accommodate Greek life is a continued conundrum for college officials nationwide. More...

The mailroom is becoming a more visible and important part of auxiliary services at colleges across the country, with some institutions overhauling their facilities completely to accommodate the new technology that streamlines service. More...

Some higher education institutions have introduced the next generation of mentoring practices to expand development opportunities to more of their employees, integrate the these initiatives into existing programs, and offer reverse and lateral learning across campus. More...

At Lawrence University in Wisconsin, a benefits advisory committee works with an insurance broker to contain costs and determine the best plan designs while providing competitive employee benefits. More...

Health insurance is a hot topic in Congress, and that’s not the only place. Each year, campus leaders are confronted by a daunting need to contain costs while providing benefits expected by employees. More...

A small change in admissions at many of the most selective colleges and universities could make a big difference to low-income learners. More...

Campuses have already connected a wide array of objects to the digital world,  including parking meters, washing machines and library stands that show where books are located. More...