Filter & Sort
When the Employer Is the Financial Aid Office
With increased federal emphasis on workforce alignment, the time is now to make employer-sponsored educational assistance programs more robust and visible.
What John K. Wilson’s Critique of My Faculty Survey Gets Wrong
Wilson raises important questions, but his arguments rely on misreadings of the findings or overlook the ones that complicate his narrative.
Evenings and Weekends Revisited
How can we revive the venerable tradition of after-hours classes?
What Do Employers Mean by ‘AI Skills,’ Anyway?
A major survey shows students are anxious about career readiness in the face of AI—pointing to the need for more employer guidance.
Defunding MSIs Doesn’t Just Hurt Minority Students
The president has proposed zeroing out funding for minority-serving institutions, dismantling one of higher ed’s greatest success stories. Will Congress do enough to protect them?
When War Changes Global Higher Ed
Military conflict has always been an acknowledged but abstract risk for universities building branch campuses in the Middle East. Now that risk has become a reality.
Featured Gig: Assistant Director, Master of Health Administration at Dartmouth
Four questions for Katy Milligan, associate dean, Health Care Management Education.