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The metaverse: Are colleges really light years away from reaching it?

UB Custom Publishing | July 14, 2022

Virtual lectures are nice, but becoming far more interactive over the next 5-10 years should be goal for higher ed leaders.

Does attending your college increase students’ chances of getting hired?

Micah Ward | July 14, 2022

A common mission for universities across the U.S. is to support and prepare their student body for a life of success and fulfillment in their careers. However, some universities may lack in comparison to others in their ability to get their students hired with ease.

MU Engineering to develop a K-12 bridge-building curriculum

July 14, 2022

With the replacement of the Interstate 70 bridge at Rocheport taking place a few miles away, a professor in the University of Missouri College of Engineering has developed a bridge-building curriculum for K-12 students.

UCF removes anti-racist statements from department websites

July 14, 2022

The University of Central Florida has removed anti-racist statements from departmental websites, a move that one professor has decried as an “infringement on academic freedom” in the wake of the passage of a Republican-backed law that restricts how race can be taught.

Clemson freezes in-state tuition, increases cost for out-of-state students

July 14, 2022

Joining several other schools, Clemson University announced its tuition freeze for in-state students for the third year in a row but is increasing out-of-state tuition.

Presidents at 16 colleges in DC area form coalition to tackle gun violence

UB Custom Publishing | July 13, 2022

University of Maryland, Georgetown and others launch 120 Initiative to prevent 'mass slaughter of citizens' in future.

COVID policies: How 9 universities plan to approach the pandemic this fall

UB Custom Publishing | July 13, 2022

Despite low hospitalizations and deaths among students, some institutions are keeping vaccine mandates in place.

ASU Prep Digital teams up with Google Public Sector to develop streaming educational curriculum with universal access

July 13, 2022

ASU Prep Digital, an accredited online K-12 school offered through Arizona State University, has partnered with Google Public Sector, to make remote immersive learning technology more accessible to students across the United States and around the world.

6 Hampton Roads colleges, universities receive bomb threats

July 13, 2022

Multiple Hampton Roads colleges and universities received bomb threats on Tuesday, officials confirmed.

Maine’s university system expects years of shortfalls will hit small campuses hardest

July 13, 2022

After dipping into reserves this year, the University of Maine System expects to face at least four more years of multimillion-dollar budget deficits, setting the stage for future cuts likely to hit small campuses hardest.

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The metaverse: Are colleges really light years away from reaching it?

Does attending your college increase students’ chances of getting hired?

MU Engineering to develop a K-12 bridge-building curriculum

UCF removes anti-racist statements from department websites

Clemson freezes in-state tuition, increases cost for out-of-state students

Presidents at 16 colleges in DC area form coalition to tackle gun violence

COVID policies: How 9 universities plan to approach the pandemic this fall

ASU Prep Digital teams up with Google Public Sector to develop streaming educational curriculum with universal access

6 Hampton Roads colleges, universities receive bomb threats

Maine’s university system expects years of shortfalls will hit small campuses hardest

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