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Personalized Outreach to Students Boosts Summer Enrollment
Colleges' personalized correspondence with students prompted higher enrollment in summer courses, according to a new MDRC study.
Community Colleges to Add New Apprenticeships to Work Force
AACC is helping community colleges answer President Trump's call for more apprenticeship programs and partnerships with businesses.
An Ousted Dean Returns
Western Kentucky reinstated the dean its now ex-provost forced out last week. What does the saga say about academic leadership, especially at institutions facing change?
Who Owns the Bachelor's Degree?
Community college presidents believe they should be allowed to award bachelor's degree to reach students left behind by traditional four-year institutions. Growing evidence says they're right, Mary Alice McCarthy writes.
Presidents Divided on Community College Bachelor's Degrees: a Survey of Presidents
Community college and university presidents are sharply divided over whether two-year institutions should offer bachelor's degrees, a new Inside Higher...
After Cuts, Jesuits End Ties to Wheeling Jesuit
University's president says the troubled West Virginia institution will be "rebranded" this fall after the Society of Jesus announces it can't continue its affiliation. The move follows sharp cuts to its liberal arts disciplines, including theology, philosophy and history.
Positive Mind-Set Tied to Engagement, GPA
Community college students perform better and are more engaged when they have a positive attitude, or "growth mind-set," about learning and improving.
Doing More With Data
A growing number of colleges and employers are working together to better use labor-market data in postsecondary training. Two experts discuss what's possible and what's needed.