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Questions about ethics, data sharing and profitability are creating a ‘chaotic market,’ and many schools are looking to replace them with in-house services.

Many high-profile institutions refused to cooperate with the controversial U.S. News ranking system. But with many prospective students continuing to care, some institutions may be hedging their bets.

Gen Z wants to know: Is your institution being real about the diversity of its campus culture?

The University of California’s decision to close loopholes allowing students to piece together online degrees triggered concerns that online degrees may be considered inferior.

ChatGPT, Gen Z and OPMs were the primary focus during AACSB’s ICAM 2023 in Chicago. Change is at hand, but are we prepared to embrace it?

The micro-credential industry is growing to accommodate the post-pandemic changes in employment and education. Should your institution cash in on the estimated $20 billion market and cater to non-traditional student demands?

Proctoring software may further erode an increasingly distanced relationship between students and their universities, evidenced by a recent judge’s ruling that room scans violate privacy rights.

Former athletes, professors and activists discuss the fledgling program’s impact and what needs to improve.

Advocates say a measured approach to the popular new tech will enhance learning and help level the academic playing field.

These 10 schools are creating high-quality, engaging, and authentic content for a wide variety of audiences on social media.