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New Big Ten presidents: One soars at Michigan, while another faces early trouble at Penn State

UB Custom Publishing | July 12, 2022

U-M names Santa Ono of the University of British Columbia as its next leader; Penn State's Bendapudi faces allegations from former colleague at Louisville.

Final HEERF grants will go to helping 244 HBCUs, MSIs and community colleges

UB Custom Publishing | July 12, 2022

Uncertainty remains around further assistance for colleges and universities after pandemic relief ends.

Responding to Roe v. Wade: 1 in 5 college students plans to transfer

Micah Ward | July 12, 2022

Since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in late June, states across the U.S. have been making decisions to either enforce abortion bans or give women the right to obtain one.

Penn State, regional colleges gathered to work on strategic equity goals

July 12, 2022

The 2022 Summer Institute for Equity in the Academic Experience held in June saw 16 teams across Penn State colleges and campuses, as well as seven teams from regional colleges and universities, gather in person at Penn State Harrisburg and virtually to focus on expanding access and advancing academic equity at their institutions.

$1 million gift helps students with long gap between high school, college restart academic careers

July 12, 2022

There are many reasons students don't start college immediately after high school, and keep putting it off or never attend. The University of Dayton's Osher Reentry Scholarship helps remove some of those challenges.

Georgia Tech Savannah will offer K-12 STEM education courses

July 12, 2022

Georgia Tech Savannah campus will now offer science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (stem) classes to all children in the area.

Cancer diagnosis forces Blank to step down before taking Northwestern presidency

UB Custom Publishing | July 11, 2022

The former University of Wisconsin chancellor, who is planning to start treatments soon, expresses disappointment and sadness in letter to NU community.

Only half of Americans think public higher education is worth the cost of tuition

Micah Ward | July 11, 2022

Just 49% of U.S. adults believe the economic benefits of a college degree outweigh tuition costs.

Sound marketing: Is your college or university really reaching the 4 generations?

Chris Burt | July 11, 2022

Given the differences among the groups, content that is customized is essential in recruitment efforts.

How small colleges can be leaders on first-generation student success

Chris Burt | July 11, 2022

The four-year cohort model at Centre College in Kentucky, built on a transformational gift, is leading to higher enrollment, completion.

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New Big Ten presidents: One soars at Michigan, while another faces early trouble at Penn State

Final HEERF grants will go to helping 244 HBCUs, MSIs and community colleges

Responding to Roe v. Wade: 1 in 5 college students plans to transfer

Penn State, regional colleges gathered to work on strategic equity goals

$1 million gift helps students with long gap between high school, college restart academic careers

Georgia Tech Savannah will offer K-12 STEM education courses

Cancer diagnosis forces Blank to step down before taking Northwestern presidency

Only half of Americans think public higher education is worth the cost of tuition

Sound marketing: Is your college or university really reaching the 4 generations?

How small colleges can be leaders on first-generation student success

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