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NYU and SUNY Debut Higher Ed Design Lab
New partnership will study which college programs actually help students build the skills they need for an AI-driven workforce.
Parents Embrace Career and Technical Education
While traditional four-year college remains popular, a new study finds parents increasingly open to nondegree pathways for their children.
Pell Enrollment Surges at ATI Colleges
American Talent Initiative colleges enrolled nearly 75,000 Pell Grant students in the last 10 years, with transfers accounting for the largest gains.
Capstone Course Helps Students Launch Ventures
The University of Dayton’s Flyer Nest course helps students develop scalable business ideas, secure funding and connect with mentors.
Distance Education Enrollment Surges Nationwide
From Mississippi to South Dakota, states are seeing increased enrollment in courses that rely on at least one form of technology as colleges expand online and hybrid options.
3 Questions on Online Nursing Programs for Kathleen Winston
A conversation with the dean emeritus for the College of Nursing at the University of Phoenix.
UNC’s App Redesign Drives Student Engagement
A student-guided overhaul of UNC Chapel Hill’s Hello Heels app helped turn an underused tool into a popular campus hub.
Tackling Loneliness With the Arts
Art Pharmacy uses “social prescribing” to offer students nonclinical paths to better mental health and connection on campus.