Texas four-year public institutions saw a sizable decrease in international student interest for fall ‘17, with application numbers down 12.5 percent from fall ‘16 numbers. More...
Welcoming home college faculty
Nationwide, the scope of faculty and staff housing programs varies as much as campus locations do. More...
Faculty housing programs at various colleges and universities
Nationwide, the scope of faculty and staff housing programs varies as much as campus locations do. More...
American higher ed still holds global appeal
A survey of 112 American colleges and universities shows a 2 percent dip in international student yield for fall 2017, from 26 percent in fall 2016 to the current 24 percent, according to the Institute of International Education (IIE). More...
Understanding demand generation
As many deans know, there is a vital relationship between their admission and marketing offices, but not all deans mandate sharing asymmetric information between the groups. More...
Fleet feats on college campuses
Take a look inside the minds of leaders of campus fleets as they share their major concerns and what they’re doing to keep things moving along. More...
Fleet management providers on making fleets and fleet management more efficient
What has been the biggest operational efficiency game changer in the last couple of years. More...
Look to the Future: Driver not needed
Driverless shuttle service debuted this fall at the University of Michigan’s North Campus. More...
Practicing humility, from the top down
As more leaders in higher education are being called to task, we have to come to the realization that public humiliation is becoming a condition of leadership in higher education. More...
Targeted texts can boost college enrollment
Colleges and universities should be texting students—but not everyone, not all the time, and not about everything that’s happening on campus. More...