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Why blended leadership works best.

Great leaders know when to listen, when to lead, and when to adapt—blending servant and adaptive leadership makes all the difference.

My university is pushing program-specific campaigns. Should I resist?

Are awareness campaigns a smart investment or a waste of resources? Jaime Hunt breaks it down.

Can’t-Miss Higher Ed Conferences for 2025

Our tracker of virtual, in-person and hybrid higher education leadership conferences for the upcoming academic year.

I’m getting too old for this … or am I?

Three ways to stay relevant, build trust and thrive in the fast-paced world of social media, no matter where you are in your career or how old you are.

I’m struggling to attract graduate students. What can I do?

Graduate recruitment isn’t about selling degrees; it’s about creating experiences that inspire and engage.

I’m a one-person shop and feeling overwhelmed! What should I do? 

Being a solo strategist is like being a Swiss Army knife — impressive, versatile and occasionally overwhelming — let’s sharpen those tools and get creative.

Help! My Program Director Insists on Spending Their Limited Budget on Billboards

Do they not know about multi-channel marketing?

Graduates and the Evolving Employment Landscape

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

Confessions of a Higher Ed Job Seeker

Five key takeaways from a higher ed marketer actively seeking a change within the industry.

The Power of Mentorship in Addressing Recruitment and Retention in Higher Ed

Mentorship programs can increase recruitment and forestall mass resignations if implemented correctly within higher ed leadership.