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Professor Writes Open-Access Textbook to Promote Affordability
Patty Goedl, an accounting professor at the University of Cincinnati at Clermont, spent three years developing her own textbook to mitigate student costs.
A Glimpse Into the Class of 2027’s Mind-Set
Temple University President Dies Suddenly
Student Wellness Tip: Broaden Suicide Prevention Efforts
Higher education leaders can recognize September as Suicide Prevention Month by prioritizing mental health and belonging at their college or university.
Funding for College-Completion Program at Risk in Federal Budget
The Postsecondary Student Success Program, which Congress created in March 2022, is just getting underway. Advocates say more federal investment is needed.
How to Increase Socioeconomic Diversity at the Ivies
A new report says a 5 percent increase in low-income students admitted would result in more socioeconomic diversity among Ivy League students.
The Administrative Overhaul of New College of Florida
Since February, Florida’s public liberal arts college has hired numerous employees with little or no experience in higher education but deep ties to the Republican Party.