Case counts are trending downward nationally, but some campuses are still experiencing spikes of COVID-19.

Many prominent institutions are looking for their next leaders, so will they fall back on tradition or affect change?

Campus safety and security became even more of a priority for colleges and universities during the pandemic. University Business conducted a survey of over 200 higher ed leaders in the fall of 2021. Among the findings: 70% said the challenges of the pandemic had increased their level of interest in the new generation of campus ID, credentials and access control systems.

An update to the antitrust suit filed Tuesday accused Yale and all 17 members of the 568 Presidents Group — a group of top universities — of considering financial need in the admissions process.

Although neither bill refers explicitly to critical race theory, her campaign has touted it in their passage.

The Board of Regents announced that the former Republican governor is its choice to become chancellor. His selection has angered professors concerned about academic freedom.

Nearly half of all institutions surveyed are sending out offers early in the year, giving students more time to make decisions.

Though students make up gains later in life, more than half at those institutions in the short term earn less than high school graduates.