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‘One of the most difficult decisions’: Nevada’s higher ed leaders lament tuition increase

The Nevada Independent | January 29, 2026

Nevada regents approved a 9% to 12% tuition increase at eight public colleges to help close a $46.5 million budget gap and avoid cuts. UNR and UNLV students will eventually pay about $1,200 more per year.

How to adapt to disruption without losing your identity

UB Custom Publishing | January 28, 2026

Institutions that evolve gracefully do so by weaving together strategic continuity, interdisciplinary collaboration and mission‑aligned partnerships.

The 10 most expensive states to attend college

Alcino Donadel | January 28, 2026

High costs for on-campus housing and board propelled New Jersey into first place for the third consecutive year, according to this ranking.

[Webinar] Technology Leadership Perspectives on Higher Ed IT and Cybersecurity

Michelle Kuseske | January 28, 2026

Higher education IT leaders are navigating unprecedented challenges — from rising cyber threats and the ethical complexities of AI to institutional digital transformation priorities. This on-demand webinar brings together experts from Inside Higher Ed, Pepperdine University, and Softdocs to discuss research insights from a survey of 140 campus CTOs and CIOs. Key Takeaways: Confidence levels among higher ed […]

[Webinar] ADA Title II Countdown: What Your Organization Must Fix to Be Compliant by 2026

Michelle Kuseske | January 28, 2026

The U.S. Department of Justice’s new ADA Title II Web Accessibility Rule is here and the clock is already ticking on compliance. In this on-demand webinar, discover what your institution must address today to ensure websites, portals, and digital forms meet WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility standards before the 2026 compliance deadline. This takes months, not […]

Inside the ‘ghost student’ scam that uses identity theft to steal college loans and financial aid

ABC News | January 28, 2026

Scammers using stolen identities pose as “ghost students,” enroll online at community colleges, and collect Pell grants and loans before disappearing. Investigators say they have 200+ open cases and have tied more than $350 million in fraud to the schemes.

To avoid accusations of AI cheating, college students are turning to AI

NBC News | January 28, 2026

Students are taking new measures, such as dumbing down their work, spying on themselves and using AI “humanizer” programs, to beat accusations of cheating with artificial intelligence.

These 5 academic programs could be the next big thing

Alcino Donadel | January 27, 2026

Demand for AI data centers and the rising proportion of senior adults is among some of the trends shaping the workforce of the future. Here's how your institution can adapt.

Here are 3 reasons why this state's public college enrollment is surging

Alcino Donadel | January 27, 2026

Has Idaho bucked the fears of the demographic cliff? The state's four public colleges and universities experienced record gains this fall.

Campus dining: 4 trends to watch in 2026 and beyond

UB Custom Publishing | January 27, 2026

As it becomes harder to cultivate connections on campus, dining programs are emerging as a quiet driver of student engagement, belonging, and persistence.

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