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Want a strategy for higher ed’s survival? Unite the faculty and administration.

In a polarized climate, faculty-administration alignment can drive student success and ensure higher ed’s resilience amid today’s challenges.

I’m getting too old for this … or am I?

Three ways to stay relevant, build trust and thrive in the fast-paced world of social media, no matter where you are in your career or how old you are.

Politics impact college choice. These examples show how to adapt.

Institutions must thoughtfully balance neutrality and expression to align with their values and prospective students’ concerns.

Stop trying to be different. Distinction is the key to college survival.

In a crowded higher ed landscape, colleges must shift from emphasizing differences to embracing what makes them truly memorable to thrive.

We focus on student mental health. But what about educator well-being?

UK-based educator and student May Ho explores practical steps higher ed can take to maintain faculty well-being and how these efforts can positively impact student experiences.

WTF is “skibidi Ohio rizz”?

A handy guide for when to adopt the vernacular of Gen Alpha, and when not to.

To meme or not to meme? How to use memes without getting burned.

Or, the demure art of playing hot to go.

The TikTok ban is coming. Here’s how to adapt your social media strategy.

The ultra-popular social media platform is poised to be banned in mere months. Do not fear; we have been here before.

I’m struggling to attract graduate students. What can I do?

Graduate recruitment isn’t about selling degrees; it’s about creating experiences that inspire and engage.

The key to making the case for higher education? Accepting it’s not for everyone.

The sooner we embrace this reality, the better we can communicate who and what college is best for.