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What Does a New Governor Mean for Higher Ed in Louisiana?
Critics fear that Jeff Landry is seeking undue power over the state’s universities. Pre-emptively, some institutions have already backtracked on DEI.
‘Depending on the Context’
Walter M. Kimbrough considers the context for a high-profile presidential resignation.
University of California Takes Another Look at Online Education
A year after the system’s Academic Senate essentially barred fully online degrees, administrators and regents insist on a new review, testing shared governance.
Report: Microcredentials Not a Strategic Priority for Many Colleges
A new report finds that while most colleges surveyed embrace alternative credentials, many have a decentralized approach for creating and managing them.
Career Prep Tip: Specialized Programming for Neurodiverse Students
As the number of college students with disabilities grows, more institutions are investing in individualized programs and initiatives to support their career development and workforce readiness.
College Students Provide Mental Health Education to Peers
Learners show a preference for working with peers in addressing their mental health concerns. Here are six examples of peer-led supports offered by higher education institutions.
Will New House Bill Help Pregnant Students?
The bill aims to ensure that college students don’t feel pressured to have an abortion. But it doesn’t address other issues facing pregnant or parenting students.
Creating an AI Policy for Your Marketing Communications Team
Your marketing and communication teams serve a unique purpose for your college or university. That means you need a generative AI policy tailored to their specific functions.