One Monday morning earlier this month, a bus from Lakewood High School pulled to a stop in the parking lot of Ocean County College and 47 graduating seniors piled out, ready to start classes. More...
The Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine becomes an official VT college
The Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine has been approved to become a college of Virginia Tech. More...
Bid-rigging trial begins for ex-State University of N.Y. official
The former president of the State University of New York’s Polytechnic Institute went to trial on Monday on charges that he helped rig a 2013 bidding process for a billion-dollar development project intended to revitalize the Buffalo, New York, region. More...
Challenges in managing huddle rooms
As huddle rooms within academic buildings grow in popularity, what challenges—perhaps unexpected ones—tend to crop up for administrators and professors. More...
Groundbreakings: Boise State University, University of Oregon, Boston University
Students and faculty will have access to 40 research laboratories and other spaces in this new science facility. More...
UB Event Wrap-up
At the Hyatt Regency Cambridge, along the scenic Charles River overlooking Boston, a few dozen college presidents and provosts gathered in early May for a day focused on achieving campus harmony. More...
Secure surroundings on college campuses
When it comes to a student’s priorities, knowing the locations of classrooms and dining halls outweighs finding the blue emergency boxes installed around campus, and downloading ride-share and meal delivery apps ranks higher than accessing safety apps. More...
Know the signs of opioid overdose
In his trainings with students, faculty and staff, Detective Sgt. Robert McEvoy, of the Bridgewater State University Police in Massachusetts, details the following signs of an opioid overdose. More...
Provider insight on the challenges in providing financial aid content within courses
In your experience, how common is it for financial aid offices to push in to classrooms with messages to students about financial aid, managing student loan debt, and personal finance—and what may be holding them back from doing this more. More...
It’s time to ask deeper questions about school shootings
To what extent does school – through things like athletics, homecoming royalties or dances – encourage what some political scientists have called the “status tournament of adolescence” that lurks behind many school shootings. More...