Online portal connects Ohio’s industry, higher education innovators
The Ohio Department of Higher Education has created a new tool to better connect industry leaders with Ohio’s academic minds and resources. More...
The Ohio Department of Higher Education has created a new tool to better connect industry leaders with Ohio’s academic minds and resources. More...
Kentucky ranks 8th worst among states for college affordability, according to a new report from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP). More...
As the largest federal student loan guarantor, Great Lakes Higher Education Corporation & Affiliates has been helping borrowers avoid and recover from default for over 50 years. Now Great Lakes is making its expertise available to colleges across the country with the nationwide launch of its Cohort Catalyst™ repayment support solution. More...
Less than a week after protests over racist graffiti left in a bathroom, more hateful symbols were found on the Sacramento City College campus. More...
When edtech developers at Carnegie Mellon University in Pennsylvania asked K12 teachers to wish for a superpower, the teachers imagined student data hovering in midair. More...
From the Ancient Greeks to educational reformer John Dewey, and from the suffrage and civil rights movements to modern issues of inequality, educated citizens have played a key role in participatory democracy. More...
West Virginia and Kentucky colleges are teaming up to boost the performance of Appalachian students in science, technology, engineering and math. More...
The cost of cyberattacks for the world is expected to reach $6 trillion by 2021, according to Herjavec Group’s 2017 Annual Cybercrime Report. More...
It is a routine practice in college athletics for higher-level athletic programs, especially in football and men’s basketball, to pay teams from smaller schools to go play them on their home turf. More...
The University of Minnesota’s wish list for its next president includes a knack for innovation and business acumen. Several regents and state lawmakers argue it should also feature a willingness to work for relatively modest pay. More...