When academic institutions consider upgrades to student residence halls, campus leaders have many options. More...

Campuses, like businesses, are feeling the effects of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearings. Some prefer to call them another example of the power of the #MeToo movement. More...

Every election season, hopeful candidates pitch various plans to make college affordable for everyone. And in the past few years, dozens of states, localities and schools have proposed free college policies sometimes known as “promise programs.” More...

For higher ed institutions considering restructuring their general education curriculum, administrators suggest they involve the faculty in the process from the start. More...

Increasing public pressure and a growing union presence have driven higher ed institutions to improve the experience for part-time faculty and staff. More...

The Clery Act requires colleges and universities participating in Title IV programs to take many security-related action steps to ensure compliance. More...

Educators seek ways to streamline presentations in this age of short attention spans and new tech capabilities. More...

Seven beacon characteristics and nine high-potential higher ed uses—from campus tours to class attendance. More...

Beacon technology for location services in higher education is rapidly increasing in adoption. Wireless connectivity and additional mobile network services have become key drivers for students in the college-decision process, and universities are rapidly realizing location services’ value in attracting and retaining top students. More...

1. Advertise in a variety of places—from local TV, radio and social media to high school job fairs.
2. Target specific populations through Facebook advertising.
3. Consider using virtual reality and other cutting-edge technology to show potential students what their jobs could be like. More...