As soon as Foxconn Technology Group announced its plans to build a factory in southeastern Wisconsin, the region’s colleges were quick to pledge their willingness to add curricula, build new programs and customize training to meet the Taiwanese technology manufacturer’s needs. More...
A recent report reveals that as many as 36 percent of students across socio-economic levels experience food insecurity at some point during their college days. More...
According to the universities minister, Sam Gyimah, the most important thing about higher education is that it represents good value for money. The formula for this is clear: a research-intensive university, plus a degree in a science or business subject, equals cash for life. More...
The money from Duke Energy and Piedmont Natural Gas goes to the college's apprenticeship program. More...
In higher education, the students and faculty are the customers. Therefore, the most important mutual objective for IT is to invest in technologies that create an environment for student success, including the ability for its faculty, staff and students to use any device to facilitate learning. More...
UB is looking to interview campus IT administrators about lingering concerns they have (ex., security, data migration, costs) about migrating more data to the cloud, and how today’s products, product features, and services offered by providers are helping to ease those concerns. More...
FlatWorld, a publisher of the most affordable high-quality college learning materials, today released results from a survey of professors who have adopted FlatWorld learning materials about their criteria for evaluating college textbooks. More...
From wayfinding to making appointments to payment transactions, students and others move through their busy days with the assistance of interactive electronic kiosks. More...
Though it opened just over a year ago, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s research park is nearly full. More...
A former pension manager barred by the Securities and Exchange Commission helped convince his former colleague — the man who oversees the University of Michigan's endowment — to pour nearly $100 million into funds he represented. More...
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