We are looking for campus IT leaders to discuss innovative policies and approaches to residence hall bandwidth management. More...
Feds move to make it harder for defrauded college students to erase debt
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos moved Wednesday to make it harder for students who say they were defrauded by colleges to erase their debts, rolling back Obama-era regulations that for-profit colleges saw as threatening their survival. More...
How is AI used in education
While the debate regarding how much screen time is appropriate for children rages on among educators, psychologists, and parents, it’s another emerging technology in the form of artificial intelligence and machine learning that is beginning to alter education tools and institutions and changing what the future might look like in education. More...
UNH unveils plans for expansion
The University of New Haven announced it will renew, rebuild, and re-envision its main campus as the University approaches its Centennial in 2020. More...
Library acquisition patterns: Preliminary findings
Several years ago, we set out to better understand how both library acquisition practices and the distribution patterns of publishers and vendors were evolving over time. More...
Many student-parents drop out because they don’t have enough time for their schoolwork
A student recently came into my office at the Borough of Manhattan Community College, where I am a mathematics professor. More...
Plan behind request to close Butler
Marietta College’s proposal to close Butler Street between Seventh and Fourth streets comes with a long-range plan to upgrade campus facilities to modern student expectations. More...
ACT buys college-planning business
Iowa City-based ACT announced on Tuesday its purchase of a college-planning company with offices in Boston, Austin, Texas, and Lee’s Summit, Mo. More...
New scholarship to help students with intellectual disabilities pursue college
Delaware students with intellectual disabilities will have better access to higher education thanks to the passage of a new law. More...
Protest planned over UMass tuition increase
The decision this month by the University of Massachusetts to raise tuition by 2.5 percent will come under fire during a protest outside the State House at noon on Wednesday. More...
