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Check out this newly updated list of 11 colleges and universities creating unique, subscribe-worthy podcasts. It just might inspire a podcast of your own.

It’s impossible to know what the future holds, but Marketing and Branding Consultant Danielle Sewell knows she belongs at the forefront, helping institutions and students thrive in their new reality.

Saying yes to that new address can be challenging, especially when loved ones are involved. Paul Redfern opens up about his experience with relocating for work and what he learned along the way.

Seasoned higher ed marketer Tom Durso goes from producer to consumer of enrollment marketing — and calls for all of us to take a closer look at what makes us different; not the same.

Tweets were sent, lessons were learned, and new friends were made at this year’s eduWeb conference at the Penn’s Landing Hilton in Philadelphia, PA. Here is a recap of the highlights in case you missed the event or just want to relive it.

As a Canadian working in the States, Jason Buzzell has a unique view of higher education. In a digital-first world, he believes in the power of authenticity, accessibility, and working together towards a bigger purpose.

To meet enrollment goals, marketing teams should insist on a seat at the table when presidents, chancellors, provosts, and deans plan programs. Maybe they should build the table.

Drexel University’s Joseph Master opens up about the challenges facing higher ed, the campaigns that inspire him, and the marketing tool you’ll wish you knew about years ago.

St. Lawrence University’s Paul Redfern reinforces the value of a liberal arts education, the importance of open communication, and the need to have a thick skin in marketing and communications.

With supply outpacing demand in most parts of the country, successful institutions will be the ones that realize they can’t compete when their own organization is fractured.