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Can colleges meet Gen Alpha’s expectations? It’s time to rethink your marketing strategy.

Colleges must shift their marketing tactics to prioritize authenticity, digital fluency and alignment with Generation Alpha’s unique values and preferences.

University presses drive open access. Funding hurdles persist.

Nontraditional university presses are pioneering open-access publishing, yet navigating the financial landscape remains a significant challenge.

The Olympics aren’t just for athletes. Universities turn gold moments into marketing magic.

More than a competition — the Games are a unique opportunity for universities to spotlight their stars by leveraging Olympic moments to create impactful marketing campaigns that highlight student success and boost the institution’s brand.

CollegeVine’s new AI tool shows the future of college admissions is already here.

Faced with increasing competition and limited resources, colleges are turning to AI technology to streamline admissions and effectively manage student recruitment.

Is SEO dead? The time for colleges and universities to master AI Search is now.

Consultants and academics say schools’ websites and marketing must become more interactive and authoritative.

Engage Summit Recap: Getting Real About AI

The annual conference brought fresh perspectives — and a bit of a wake-up call — to those who were still hesitant to implement AI into their marketing mix.

College Closures Surge Amid Financial Strain, Demographic Shifts

With 30 recent college closures, higher ed can implement policies to make the transition smoother for students.

New OPM Crackdown Law Has Higher Ed on Notice

Administrators and consultants say there is now a blueprint to follow after Minnesota passed the first law banning OPM tuition sharing.

 QuickFire: Jenny Petty

19 questions with the University of Montana’s VP of Marketing, Communications, Experience and Engagement

How Are Commencement Speakers, Honorary Degrees Selected?

Amid the 2024 spring semester division, higher education institutions cite unifying selection criteria for honorary degrees and commencement speakers.