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No, Colleges Can’t Just Quit Canvas
Even before this month’s hack, some in higher ed were feeling boxed in by their LMS. But moving to a new way of delivering and managing courses is much easier said than done.
Warned of Layoffs, Oakland City U Workers Now Aren’t Getting Paid
The Indiana General Baptist institution says it’s working with donors to both pay employees what they’re owed and keep the university open.
Institutions Prepare for New Accreditation Regulations
As the second week of accreditation negotiations gets underway, experts say the operational cost of the new regulations may be high for institutions—but the payoff could be worth it.
Libraries Are Adapting—and Stretched Thin
Academic libraries are taking on larger roles in AI literacy and student belonging, even as leaders report mounting financial and staffing pressures.
Student Demand Outpaces Campus Counseling Availability
TimelyCare report finds that rising student need, staffing shortages and clinician burnout are reshaping college mental health services.
Students Want Debate, Yet Tend to Self-Censor
Cornell President Cleared After Striking Student With Car
Debating How to Create Higher Ed Accountability at AEI
Policy experts generally agree more value-based accountability is needed in higher ed, but questions remain about how best to execute those goals and what the consequences of existing measures should be.