The Ohio State University is requiring every undergraduate student to develop proficiency in artificial intelligence, embedding AI education across all majors beginning with the Class of 2029. Launched last fall, the AI…
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How student-centered leadership creates the conditions students need to thrive When colleges and universities struggle with student retention, engagement, or well-being, the focus often turns inward to the classroom. Teaching and learning…
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Seattle Colleges has been named the recipient of the 2026 Institutional Excellence Award for a two-year institution by the National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education (NADOHE), recognizing the system’s sustained…
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Why fraternities and sororities should sue their own The images seemed drawn from a horror film: 56 male pledges assembled in a darkened basement, most shirtless, their bodies smeared with ketchup, mustard,…
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For decades, higher education accreditation agencies operated largely out of public view, a technocratic system of peer review that determined which colleges could access federal financial aid and which could not. Today,…
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A new graduate education initiative is bringing one of the nation’s most prestigious universities directly to a community college campus in Chula Vista, California, and its backers say the stakes extend well…
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As universities seek new ways to prepare students for rapidly evolving industries, many are investing in campus makerspaces—collaborative fabrication labs where students from engineering, design, business, and other fields can build prototypes…
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In 2022, the Southern Illinois University (SIU) System partnered with Viewfinder Campus Climate Surveys to conduct an inaugural systemwide campus climate survey for students and employees. This was an important step in…
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For more than a year and a half, millions of student loan borrowers have lived in financial limbo, enrolled in a repayment plan that promised lower bills, protected them from having to…
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View the Full List of 2026 Award Winners Intelligence Applied | Meeting Students Where They Are | Built for the Real World | New Blueprints | Rooted in Place Higher education has…
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Half of the students at Landmark College began their college careers somewhere else and didn’t succeed. It’s because the systems they entered were not designed for how they learn. That reality is…
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Nearly one in four first-year students at U.S. colleges don’t return for a second year, making the transition to college one of the most fragile and consequential moments in higher education, according…
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When Oregon lawmakers passed legislation in 2021 requiring every public college and university to hire a dedicated benefits navigator, they were responding to a crisis hiding in plain sight. Research from early…
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More than 23,000 North Carolina public high school seniors have accepted direct admission offers to colleges and universities through NC College Connect, the state’s streamlined pathway to higher education, now in its…
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More than half of all college undergraduates in the United States are the first in their families to pursue higher education. Yet despite representing 54% of the undergraduate population, first-generation students graduate…
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