With tuition bills arriving as the fall semester starts, students and parents might notice a line with a pretty big number next to it: student fees. More...
Why college professors are offering to help students get food and shelter
Over the next few weeks, professors will present millions of students with a syllabus, a guide to their class that typically features books and other materials students will have to study to pass. More...
Cal State system to deploy ESM’s spend management tools across all campuses
ESM, a leading provider of spend management solutions, announced today that the entire California State University system will deploy ESM’s eProcurement solution. More...
Leveraging Palmetto College to drive adult enrollments
By 2020, 65 percent of all US jobs will require a postsecondary credential, and economic development in South Carolina necessitates an increase of at least 70,000 individuals holding postsecondary degrees by 2030. More...
CasaCuba: A home for all things Cuban at FIU
A group of Cuban-American community leaders has stepped forward to support "CasaCuba," an initiative that brings together all things Cuban at Florida International University. More...
Cambridge schools expand dual college credit program
Seniors at Cambridge High School are also getting started with their first year of college, through the school’s dual credit program. More...
Flywire simplifies compliance
Flywire, a leading provider of international payment and receivables solutions for businesses, schools and healthcare providers, is helping Irish schools comply with a recent government regulation regarding tuition payments being made from outside of Ireland. More...
Starving higher ed
How bad is the financial crunch at Louisiana’s colleges and universities? So bad that at Nicholls State University, appropriations from the state are no longer enough to cover all “mandated” costs – money that goes back to the state to pay for pensions, security, health benefits and the like. More...
A textbook dilemma: Digital or paper?
My friend Joanne was packing her youngest child off to college this month and wrestling with a modern dilemma: Is it better to buy textbooks in digital form or old-fashioned print. More...
New organization addresses educator diversity gap
The Branch Alliance for Educator Diversity (BranchED) launched today as the nation's hub of a national network of educator preparation programs at minority serving institutions. More...