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The word "DATA" in red three-dimensional lettering stands out amid a sea of other words, including "information," "goals," and "design," all in white three-dimensional lettering.
Opinion

A Golden Opportunity for Data Innovation

Workforce Pell points to the urgent need to better align educational and labor market data.

48% of recent graduates say they follow a budget—while 17% struggle to stick to one and 13% don’t know how to start.
Opinion

The Odd Couple: The Real Crisis in Higher Ed

It’s not that faculty don’t care—it’s that they are being asked to absorb change faster than they can understand it, trust it or help shape it.

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Opinion

3-Year Degrees Misread the Future Job Market

Cutting electives and general education will leave students ill prepared for an AI-impacted job market.

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Opinion

How Good Is Your Advancement Team?

We sat down and hammered out a framework for helping you assess if your institution has the team you need.

Opinion

Tuna Fish and Hot Fudge

Pouring generative AI on competency-based education creates an abomination.

A close-up photo of a blue and white sign that says "Thank You Federal Workers," being held up during a gathering outside of the offices of the U.S. Agency for International Development in Washington, D.C., on Feb. 28, 2025.
Opinion

What We Learned From Supporting Fired Federal Workers

A volunteer initiative to offer career advising to former federal workers offers lessons for supporting anyone who’s struggling with changing policies and a challenging job market.

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Opinion

Can Diversity and Meritocracy Coexist?

Many view diversity and meritocracy as being at odds. But research suggests colleges can do both in ways that work for liberals and conservatives alike.