"Work From Purdue" is being touted by the Indiana university as a first-of-its-kind program that incentivizes remote workers from outside the state to relocate to a campus live/work community.

'Free advertising': When states make headlines for legalizing marijuana, they also raise the profiles of their colleges and universities.

A first-of-its-kind network of 22 historically and predominantly Black community colleges has banded together to develop new initiatives to improve their students' career and economic prospects.

College students around the world are less interested in Ph.D.’s. since the COVID outbreak as they turn toward technology and environmental disciplines.

A new higher ed initiative, driven by two leading HBCUs, will work to move more teachers of color into the K-12 principal pipeline. 

As professional pathways take hold across higher ed, soft-skills are now as central to instruction as are the technical skills taught in these accelerated credential programs.

Reaching struggling students before even they know they have a problem is key to "academic advocacy," an emerging high-touch advising model that prioritizes retention and completion.

College still pays off financially for the lowest-income students but some institutions pay off more than others, a new analysis finds.