The NCAA Tournament committee announced its picks for the 2018 tournament yesterday, and all across the country fans are furiously filling out brackets based on skillful analysis, win-loss records and good old-fashioned guesswork. More...
Higher education must innovate to serve modern learners
While many factors contribute to the evolving student profile, a primary driver is the need to continually acquire new skills and knowledge in the digital economy. To do so, learners require much more flexible, accessible studies and diverse degree plans. More...
In modern name game, many skills required
In this age of manufactured outrage we have today a lesson in how to do battle over controversial nicknames — and how not to. Let’s just say that in these never-ending wars it’s better to be a crusader. More...
Targeting China, Trump threatens student visas. That would hit a big U.S. export
The Trump administration’s proposed crackdown on China’s trade practices could hit one sector where the U.S. runs a big trade surplus: higher education. More...
Cooper Union announces plan to reinstate free tuition
Cooper Union, after ending its tuition-free status, now says it will return to full scholarships within 10 years. More...
Using the language of competency to shift the hiring process
The current workforce is continuing to evolve at a dramatic pace and is on track to look significantly different in 2018 than it has in the past. As such, both working professionals and employers need to adapt their approaches to hiring, and getting hired. More...
DePauw’s commitment guarantees outcomes for 100 percent of graduates
DePauw University has announced the DePauw Gold Commitment, an innovative endorsement of its liberal arts education, and sealed it with a pledge guaranteeing each student a successful launch following graduation. More...
MERLOT updated for better searchability
MERLOT, the repository of open educational resources developed by the California State University system, has entered its third decade of operation with a new facelift. The project, as always, provides a gateway to OER. More...
College students fight for funding to avoid tuition spikes
California students skipped class again, Thursday.
This time, pushing lawmakers to fund higher education. More...
A winning political issue hiding in plain sight
In Alabama’s recent special Senate election, the progressive group Priorities USA was looking for ways to lift African-American voter turnout. So Priorities tested several different advertisements, to see which ones made people want to vote. More...