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Success Program Launch: Adult Degree Completion in Maine
Starting in January, the University of Maine will launch an adult completion program to support stopped-out learners across the state. The program will provide personalized aid and services to ensure they leave with a degree or credential.
Regional Colleges Saw Biggest Application Gains After Tuition Resets
A new report compared post-reset application growth at nationally known and regional institutions.
Emporia State Cut Tenured Faculty. Enrollment Plunged.
Correlation doesn’t equal causation, but the Kansas university’s head-count troubles have worsened. Might other institutions following its example see a similar fate?
Ep. 100: The Key Podcast Hits 100 (Episodes)
Paul Fain and Doug Lederman discuss the podcast’s mission and arc over three years.
Colleges Draw Criticism for Slow Response to Hamas Attacks
After student organizations released statements backing attacks against Israeli citizens, critics called on university leaders to forcefully condemn them. Not all did.
When Trust Fails
Trust between boards and campus communities is badly frayed and presidents are caught in the middle, Shelly Weiss Storbeck writes.
Cuts Follow Consolidation at Vermont State
Months into its existence as a consolidated institution, VTSU plans to cut faculty jobs and programs. Leaders say that’s an inevitable part of its transformation.
OPMs on ‘Life Support’ in Changing Online Marketplace
Online program management services are facing regulatory concerns, increased competition and concern among their university partners.