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Your school magazine matters article image. A two-page magazine spread features a stylized roadmap illustrating the journey of alumni. The dark, winding road with dashed yellow lines with small icons, such as a graduation cap, briefcase, handshake, and diploma. Two simplified human figures appear walking along the paths, symbolizing different alumni experiences. The layout combines text with visuals in a neutral and warm color palette.

Your school magazine matters.

A well-crafted school magazine can deepen alumni connections in ways broader university communications often can’t.

Marketing /
By: Katherine Primus
The Ethics and Economics of AI: Lessons for Universities article image. A composite image featuring a calculator, a spreadsheet with financial data, and a bronze statue of Lady Justice holding scales, overlaid with colorful lines of computer code. The visual elements represent a blend of technology, finance, and ethics.

Universities can learn from AI’s ethical and economic challenges.

African leaders navigate AI’s complexities, shedding light on its implications for higher education.

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By: Adi Gaskell
Rise of AI: Graduates and the Evolving Employment Landscape image, a surreal fusion of a human figure wearing a graduation cap with one side of the face transformed into machinery resembling a spiral turbine or gear.

Graduates and the Evolving Employment Landscape

As AI impacts employment opportunities, how can higher ed help graduates be competitive?

Web Development and Technology /
By: Jennifer Arthur

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The Digital Campus: Navigating the Future of Connected Education

From security concerns to successful support, higher ed institutions must consider all aspects of the digital education experience for students and faculty.

Web Development and Technology /
By: Jennifer Arthur
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3 Steps to Embed AI into Higher Ed Courses

As higher education tackles generative AI at institutions, educators in the United Kingdom are looking at how to embed the technology ethically into coursework.

Edtech /
By: May Ho
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So You’re Changing MarTech Platforms?

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

Marketing /
By: Shane Baglini
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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?

Web Development and Technology /
By: Mike Caruso
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6 Factors to Consider When Exploring a New CMS

Approval for a new content management system is just the first step; experienced higher ed marketers told us what to do after the budget is green lit.

CMS /
By: Melissa Sersland
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How to Perform a Content Migration

There are three key phases of work required to successfully move content as part of any website redesign or maintenance strategy.

Content & SEO /
By: Mandee Englert

Getting Off the High Horse: How to Go All-In with Online Learning

Rasmussen College’s Caroline Gulbrandsen shares what her school has learned after two decades of online education.

Marketing /
By: Dr. Caroline Gulbrandsen

Content KonMari: How to Curate Content On Your School’s Site to Spark Joy for Users

Senior UX Designer Conny Liegl explains how to tidy up your school’s website.

Web Development and Technology /
By: Conny Liegl
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