A seismic shift in student loan repayment: Implications for borrowers and the economy
The suspension of income-driven repayment plans marks a turning point in the student debt crisis. Millions of borrowers who had relied on these plans to keep their loans manageable are now being thrust into repayment plans that many simply cannot afford.
Mental Health and Financial Barriers Threaten College Student Success
Mental health struggles and financial pressures are jeopardizing college students’ ability to complete their education, according to a new study by TimelyCare, higher education’s most trusted virtual health and well-being provider, The survey, which gathered responses from 740 students attending two-…
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3 ways to show appreciation for your higher-ed employees
Key points: Employee retention strategies are complex, interlacing multiple layers of programming and recognition. However, the most sophisticated employee retention strategy, drawn up by the priciest corporate consultant, will fail…
5 ways community colleges help students develop career-ready skills
Through industry-aligned curricula, hands-on learning experiences, and partnerships with local businesses, community colleges uniquely prepare students for immediate workforce entry or further educational pursuits.
How AI is reshaping the LMS: A framework for responsible implementation
The integration of AI into learning management systems (LMS) offers a world of possibilities, from streamlining administrative tasks to providing adaptive, personalized learning experiences.
What will higher ed look like after the Department of Education is dismantled?
Although talks about scaling back federal control over education have been ongoing for years, few in the academic world expected it to actually come to fruition. Yet, here we are.
Online learning isn’t about juicing enrollment–it’s about transforming student outcomes
The surge in online learning during the COVID-19 pandemic and its aftermath brought significant changes to higher education, but as the dust settled, the effectiveness of this increasingly popular mode of learning is under scrutiny.
Stop calling Gen Z lazy
Despite juggling coursework with jobs, today’s students face an impossible equation. Traditional employment, which accounts for nearly half of student workers, offers stability but often comes with rigid schedules that compete with academic demands.
Tightening Title II: A blueprint for digital accessibility in higher ed
The U.S. Department of Justice’s (DOJ) recent rule under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) demands immediate attention from public higher education institutions.
Transforming your thesis into a publishable article
Turning a lengthy academic paper into a concise, high-impact journal article requires careful planning, revision, and adherence to journal expectations. This guide outlines key strategies to navigate the process effectively.
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From Fire TV to Signage Stick: University of Utah’s Digital Signage Evolution
The University of Utah, established in 1850, is the state’s flagship institution of higher education. Located in Salt Lake City, it serves over 34,000 students across 17 colleges and schools.