Raleigh adult learners to take classes in Google startup hub

Shaw University is partnering with the company on an off-campus continuing learning hub to connect non-traditional students with startup exposure and professional networking opportunities.

By Jarrett Carter • July 21, 2016

NJ lawmakers consider tuition assistance for undocumented students

Legislators are considering new laws to make tuition aid available for undocumented students, but some wonder whether it would be enough to encourage students to enroll.

By Jarrett Carter • July 21, 2016

Explore the Trendline➔

Enrollment and Retention

A look at the pandemic's continuing impact on enrollment and how colleges can ensure students stay on course.

By Higher Ed Dive staff

NYC seeks return to tuition-free CUNY system

City council members are navigating the costs and sustainability of making tuition free for its flagship university system.

By Jarrett Carter • July 21, 2016

33 college presidents call for national response to gun violence

A group of historically black college presidents and chancellors issued an open appeal for peace and a national dialog on gun violence and community impact.

By Jarrett Carter • July 21, 2016

In-kind donations from vendors, faculty help build Clemson innovation center

The $24.5 million project is a case study in corporate and higher ed collaboration.

By Jarrett Carter • July 21, 2016

3 strategies to make the case for increased budget appropriations

The American Association of State Colleges and Universities says clear communication about the need for public support of higher education is the foundation for investment, faith from lawmakers.

By Jarrett Carter • July 21, 2016

Alabama community college officials blank on merger cost saving details

Officials say presidential seats will be eliminated to save the system money, but offer no further details. 

By Jarrett Carter • July 20, 2016

Study: Private colleges pressured to drop sticker price on tuition

Institutions are putting 42.5% of tuition revenue back into campus scholarships and grants to remain competitive.

By Jarrett Carter • July 20, 2016

Why faculty fashion matters in institutional hiring, branding

How important is attire to one's advancement in academe? 

By Jarrett Carter • July 20, 2016

Considering a mobile app for your institution? Keep these 5 things in mind

Cost, best practices and utility are all key points to consider when determining if your campus can benefit from a mobile app.

By Jarrett Carter • July 20, 2016

New ranking offers surprising view of USA's most diverse campuses

Several community colleges, flagship satellites join Ivy League schools on Hotcourses' annual global diversity index. 

By Jarrett Carter • July 20, 2016

Weighing cuts to teaching load, student course requirements

A proposal under consideration at Vassar College designed to promote faculty research, but critics say it will water down academic rigor and student engagement.

By Jarrett Carter • July 19, 2016

Chronicle releases 'Great Colleges' list

We unpack how colleges qualify for national lists of best colleges, and the role encouraging transparency and shared governance could play in making the grade.

By Jarrett Carter • July 19, 2016

Access, collaboration top concerns for higher education leaders across the globe

The world's most powerful nations convened recently to discuss ways to promote international collaboration, online learning and affordability.

By Jarrett Carter • July 19, 2016

Why campuses should embrace digital signage

Campus signage can be a critical asset in improving campus experience, increasing safety measures for students and visitors.

By Jarrett Carter • July 19, 2016

The impact of Election 2016 on higher education

The presidential elections will determine, in part, the direction of federal spending for key higher education programs and student aid. 

By Jarrett Carter • July 19, 2016

College Research Initiative is Anything but Traditional

Identifying how nontraditional students differ from the traditional population can help explain what might make a student abandon their education or what support might be lacking for them to complete their education.

July 19, 2016

How to fix the college lecture

Some institutions are incorporating technology, examining potential retention disadvantages to professors using traditional teaching methods for 21st century students. 

By Jarrett Carter • July 18, 2016

Grad students may soon be allowed to unionize if NLRB agrees

An answer from the board on the subject is expected this summer.

By Tom Starner • July 18, 2016

Ed Dept outlines year-in-review for costs, outcomes

New US Department of Education data highlights college costs, enrollment and completion for the 2015-16 school year, but how will it impact narratives on affordability and access? 

By Jarrett Carter • July 18, 2016

Pennsylvania public colleges see lowest tuition increase in 9 years

Pennsylvania higher ed officials say year of budget cuts and recovery from economic downturn will offer cost savings to students at the system's 14 institutions. 

By Jarrett Carter • July 18, 2016

Why turnover is growing in the college presidency

College presidents confront multiple leadership challenges, resulting in constant turnover in the highest position on campus.

By Jarrett Carter • July 18, 2016

Survey: College business officers say higher ed in crisis

An overwhelming number of CFOs say colleges and universities are suffering from a lack of innovation, broken affordability model and inertia in calibrating academic programs with industrial needs.

By Jarrett Carter • July 18, 2016

STEM gateways and federal higher ed plans: The week's most-read education news

Stay ahead of the pack with the latest on Cuban officials' excitement about potential US higher ed partnerships and more here.

By Roger Riddell • July 15, 2016

Ed Dept looks to expand student loan counseling

Federal officials have gained support from unlikely institutions in plans to increase mandatory student loan monitoring. 

By Jarrett Carter • July 15, 2016