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QuickFire: Samara Sit

19 Questions with Bryn Mawr College’s Chief Communications Officer

Communication Breakdown: The Strain of Responding to Crises Like the Israeli-Hamas Conflict

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?

Can Direct Admissions Benefit Everyone?

As direct admissions programs gain traction across the U.S., admissions experts, high school counselors and students speak on their strengths.

Higher Ed Grapples with AI’s Impact

From blanket bans to curriculum acceptance, universities are taking different approaches to address the growing popularity of artificial intelligence in and out of the classroom.

Painting a Larger Picture of Budget Problems

Inflation and fewer students enrolling are forcing many in higher ed to make drastic and unprecedented program cuts and to budget more carefully.

QuickFire: Joshua Charles

20 questions with Rutgers Business School’s Director of Web Strategy and Technology

HBCUs Focus on STEM, Funding Gap

Increases in both private and public dollars are needed to encourage research projects and remedy a decades-long funding gap.

So You’re Changing MarTech Platforms?

Three key steps institutions should take when implementing new marketing technology.

3 Universities Stand Out from the Crowd

These institutions market to prospective students who are looking for colleges that align with their personalities and interests, as well as their academic goals.

5 Tips for Faculty Navigating the Online Learning Curve

Faculty may be ill-equipped to develop online learning courses. So, how can schools better support them in building these vital resources?