For a feature on hyperconverged infrastructure, we are looking to speak with campus IT administrators to offer perspective on the benefits of hyperconvergence and how it has worked for their institutions. More...
U. of Cincinnati grapples with the legacy of slave-owning founder
Following a student government vote to remove the name of Charles McMicken from the University of Cincinnati’s college of arts and sciences, the university will spend a semester examining whether it should continue to honor and commemorate the slave-owner who founded it. More...
Women make up majority of U.S. medical school enrollment—but not in Indiana
It’s a good time for women interested in medical school. More...
Bennett College faces the loss of its accreditation
The private women’s college on East Washington Street faces the loss of its accreditation after years of financial and enrollment struggles and an announcement Tuesday by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. More...
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For a feature on fixing administrative inefficiencies, we are seeking examples of campus departments that have been innovative in addressing inefficiencies in operational processes, particularly examples that go beyond automating paper-based processes. More...
Virginia Tech Foundation, Carilion Clinic again partner
Nearly two years after the creation of the VTC Innovation Fund, the Virginia Tech Foundation and Carilion Clinic have again partnered to create the VTC Seed Fund, a $7 million venture capital fund, to facilitate additional pathways for innovative products and technologies to be commercialized. More...
Dream Center faces lawsuit over Art Institutes' accreditation claims
Four Art Institute students in Chicago have filed a lawsuit against Dream Center Education Holdings, claiming the nonprofit committed fraud by failing to notify students it had lost institutional accreditation at four Art Institute campuses in January. More...
University of Iowa scaling down Finkbine clubhouse project after over-budget bids
Having asked in September for proposals from contractors interested in building a new $10 million Finkbine Golf Clubhouse capable of supporting championship-level tournaments, the University of Iowa is asking again — after every bid came in over budget. More...
Yeshiva University chooses Ellucian CRM Advance
Yeshiva University (YU), the premier Jewish institution for higher education in the world, has selected Ellucian CRM Advance to meet its need for a comprehensive fundraising solution that supports university-wide transformational changes and easily integrates with Ellucian Banner. More...
In Texas universities' football suites, booze, catering — and politicians of all stripes
In this time of divisive rhetoric and bitter partisanship, there is still a place where Texas officials of all political stripes can come together. More...