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Fewer Colleges Sharing Profits With OPMs
University partnerships with the companies are down over all, according to new data, but more institutions are opting to pay OPMs à la carte for specific services, including counseling, enrollment and marketing.
Listen: Making Time and Space for Career Development in the Academic Calendar
An annual event at Lebanon Valley College replaces classes for a day to provide career and life skills to students through workshops, an etiquette dinner, financial advising and employer connections.
Federal Funding Uncertainty Prompts Hiring Freezes
Proposed cuts to National Institutes of Health reimbursement rates have created financial headaches for universities, prompting cost-cutting measures at even the richest institutions.
Ep. 143: Voices of Student Success: A Day Without Classes, Packed with Career
Federal Judge Gives DOGE Access to Education Department Data
Why Should Faculty Bother With AI?
The authors of a book on teaching with artificial intelligence answer our pressing questions about its uses, abuses and future in the classroom.
After Sweeping Anti-DEI Guidance, What Should Colleges Do?
The Education Department issued a surprise letter over the weekend vastly expanding the scope of the Supreme Court’s affirmative action ban. As the dust settles, institutions must decide how to respond—and whether to fight back.
Tracking Key Lawsuits Against the Trump Administration
Higher education groups are suing the federal government to block executive orders, DEI guidance and other policy changes. Here’s the latest on the legal challenges.