Amid the 2024 spring semester division, higher education institutions cite unifying selection criteria for honorary degrees and commencement speakers.
Posted by Maryna Yankovska on June 13, 2024
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?
Posted by Nicole Shupe on October 25, 2023
Increases in both private and public dollars are needed to encourage research projects and remedy a decades-long funding gap.
Posted by Nicole Shupe on October 11, 2023
5 questions to help decide if the latest crisis in the news demands a response, plus a handy mnemonic device for writing such statements.
Posted by Aaron Stern on August 16, 2022
On the latest Higher Voltage, a look at why today’s leaders in higher ed must be always-on masters of strategic planning and communications.
Posted by Aaron Stern on October 27, 2021
Marcomm teams must play central roles in onboarding institutional leaders, whose jobs now include the role of chief brand ambassador.
Posted by Aaron Stern on October 20, 2021
Return-to-campus initiatives should be more than entertaining – they should be strategic.
Posted by Aaron Stern on October 6, 2021
Tell us what topics in higher ed and higher ed marketing need to be talked about more, and what we should explore next.
Posted by Olivia Trachtenberg on September 22, 2021
As college presidents become more involved in marketing, social media is a built-in part of the job.
Posted by Aaron Stern on
College and university presidents must increasingly be able to define, tell, and sell their institutions’ story.
Posted by Aaron Stern on August 25, 2021
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