Slashing budgets, saving futures: Can AI rescue higher ed?
Slashing budgets, saving futures: Can AI rescue higher ed?
AI isn’t a silver bullet, but it is a powerful tool that could position universities to thrive, even in an era of austerity
The unthinkable becomes reality: Higher ed in the wake of the Department of Education’s dismantling
The dismantling of the Department of Education is a moment of disruption, but also one of reinvention
The pursuit of post-crisis leadership in higher education
Higher ed must think critically about how to best develop leaders who stand ready to lead both through and beyond disruption
Trump deportation threats weigh on groups offering FAFSA help
For students who have family members without the proper immigration documents, filling out the FAFSA form has long been seen as risky
Accessibility in education: Strategies for compliance with ADA Title II updates
All students, regardless of their abilities, deserve equitable access to high-quality education
For some immigrant students, the dream of college lies just out of reach
An estimated 11 percent of all students in American colleges and universities are immigrants, according to data from the Migration Policy Institute
Reshaping higher education: The impact of proposed federal changes on institutions
Higher education leaders must remain proactive and resilient in the face of impending changes
What trends will higher ed embrace?
With new edtech tools in their tool belts, university administrators will try to meet rising higher-ed challenges
Guidance on higher ed revenue sharing may be safer than many assume
It's likely that the provision allowing bundled service providers to partake in revenue-share agreements with universities may be safer than most think
How Trump and AI could impact higher ed in 2025
