Branch Alliance for Educator Diversity will maximize educator preparation programs at high-impact Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs). More...

Data and analytics are being used around the country to improve enrollment and recruitment, to varying degrees of success. Having a better understanding of the factors that lead to a successful recruitment of a talented student requires analyzing the data of past students. More...

The Times Higher Education today published the 14^th annual edition of its World University Rankings, a list of the top 1,000 universities from 77 countries. America’s grip on the world’s top universities has loosened further as the UK becomes home to the top two institutions for the first time in the 13-year history of the table. More...

Technology for a University of Michigan learning approach that employs video game-style strategy made its way to the market over the summer, and it has important implications for classroom technology use. More...

The Washington Monthly recently released its annual College Guide and Rankings, an increasingly influential alternative to U.S. News & World Report‘s much-criticized rankings. The Guide also features America’s 12 most innovative colleges for adult learners. More...

New article, "Why Are So Many New College Graduates Such Bad Writers?" gives the work English instructors do distinct importance in today's modern world. More...

Chief diversity officers (CDOs) are tasked with balancing demands surrounding diversity and inclusion, and they also navigate complex challenges related to institutions’ constituents. But CDOs also face a number of challenges as they embrace their growing roles on campus. More...

Harvey HELP will enable people to contribute funds for emergency aid for Texas college students as they recover from the storm and return to classroom. More...

Mythbuster alert: small, private colleges and universities are remarkably resilient and show considerable financial stability and growth, according to a new report. More...

With pledges of support for students who would be affected by President Donald Trump’s decision to scrap the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, leaders of Rhode Island colleges are protesting what they depict as a blow against educational opportunity and diversity. More...