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With campus tensions far from resolved and a presidential election on the horizon, is higher ed ready for the fall?

What’s driving the relentless surge in college tuition costs, and are there promising solutions on the horizon to tackle this financial burden?

Pushback on the rankings metrics led to changes, but will these help students who prioritize ROI and the value of education?

As higher ed grapples with the complexities and expenses of admissions, the allure of adopting AI grows.

Only time will tell if the one-year confusion for the ‘simplified’ federal aid form will yield long-term benefits.

Attempts to simplify and eliminate inconsistencies in the federal aid forms has resulted in an unprecedented disruption to student financial aid offices.

Admission website content sucks, but personalized, equitable content can increase access.

Institutional leaders must find a delicate balance between embracing advancements while managing potential risks to reputation and academic integrity.

As artificial intelligence transforms the classroom experience, higher ed leaders are stressing that students need guidance with how and when to use the technology appropriately.

An age-old PR question rears its head again on college campuses: With emotions boiling on all sides, should leaders pick a side, foster discourse or keep their heads down?