By James Martin and James E. Samels. Ask one of our UB readers what segment of American higher education has experienced the most growth over the past 50 years and they will tell you Community and Technical Colleges. More...
19 mars 2017
19 mars 2017
International branch campuses
By Leta Finch. There are many ways in which higher education engages in cross-border education. The most common is study abroad opportunities for students. More...
19 mars 2017
Plan ahead to ease the annual audit process
By Jennifer Casacchia. Preparing for the annual audit can be one of the most stressful times of the year for university financial leaders. Some schools compound the challenges of the audit process by not adequately preparing. More...
19 mars 2017
Community colleges combat enrollment crunch
By Matt Zalaznick. Many small towns and rural regions rely on the nation’s 600 rural community and tribal colleges to provide employees who will keep local economies alive. More...
19 mars 2017
Higher ed’s rural appeal
By Matt Zalaznick. Leaders at Marlboro College hope to increase enrollment by 50 percent. At a university such as Ohio State, this would mean adding the population of a small city along with rows of new residence halls and high-tech classrooms. More...
19 mars 2017
Higher ed leads to unicorn breeding grounds
By Ray Bendici. Higher ed institutions in the U.S. lead the world when it comes to producing graduates who go on to create unicorns—private start-up companies worth in excess of $1 billion, such as Uber, Facebook or SpaceX. More...
19 mars 2017
Colleges strengthen case for animal research
By Stefanie Botelho. Following a spate of violence aimed at animal research facilities in the late 1990s, universities have worked to create greater transparency around scientific testing while maintaining stringent security to protect staff and animals. More...
19 mars 2017
Let the numbers do the talking in higher ed spending
By Esther Shein. Administrators at the University of San Diego have developed an app store featuring apps that go beyond typical functions such as viewing course schedules. More...
19 mars 2017
The unintended consequences of free college tuition
By Gary A. Olson. Like all of the free tuition plans proposed to date, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s plan in its present form will have unintended consequences that could be devastating to the state’s economy. More...
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