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Highly Social: The Changing Role of the College President

As college presidents become more involved in marketing, social media is a built-in part of the job.

Stories First: Inside UCLA’s Revamped Marcomm Team

Mary Osako explains UCLA’s storytelling-based approach to marketing, and why they hired a Chief Content Officer and a Chief Brand Officer.

The State of Social Media in Higher Ed

Higher ed social media has never been more critical to marketing efforts than it is now, and that’s a good thing.

Inside Drexel’s New Social Media Management Consortium

In the deepest throes of 2020, Drexel made social media management a collaborative effort – and it’s keeping it that way.

Supporting Our Social Media Teams

How can we retain our staff after 18 months of serving as punching bags?

The Yak is Back

Here’s what university marketing teams need to know about the return of Yik Yak, the anonymous social media network.

From Teacher to Marketer: The Changing Role of the College President

College and university presidents must increasingly be able to define, tell, and sell their institutions’ story.

Tricky Territory: Navigating the Rising Demand for International Recruitment Agents

As schools target enrollment gaps, recruitment agents can be pivotal partners to reaching foreign students – if ethical guidelines are followed.

What Harley Davidson and Patagonia Know About Higher Ed

Creating a competitive advantage through brand community.

‘The Most Important Work’: Increasing the Number and Diversity of College Graduates

Learn how the University Innovation Alliance’s mission to redefine the purpose and utility of a college degree for the next generation of students.