How legal education can reshape custody decisions, protect children, and transform the future of family law. Every year, family courts make life-altering decisions about where children will live, who will care for…
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For more than a century, the American Bar Association (ABA) has served as the de facto gatekeeper of American legal education. That arrangement is now unraveling at a pace that would have…
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Insight talks with Angela Onwuachi-Willig, PhD, JD, Dean of Boston University School of Law and a 2026 Excellence in Innovation: Law Schools Award winner, about the impact of AI on legal education…
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The bar exam is getting a makeover, and law schools are scrambling to keep pace. Starting this July, the NextGen Uniform Bar Exam makes its debut in 10 jurisdictions—Connecticut, Maryland, Missouri, Oregon,…
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View the Full List of 2026 Award Winners AI and Technology in Legal Education | The Clinic As Classroom | Opening Doors to the Profession | Reimagining the JD | Building the…
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For decades, higher education marketing focused on academic excellence, rankings and campus amenities to attract potential students and employees. Increasingly, institutions are broadening that narrative to emphasize their geography and connection to…
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Why Colleges Are Studying a South Korean Music Group to Better Understand Global Economics, Sociology, Business and Psychology When people referenced BTS in the past, topics typically focused on sold-out music venues,…
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Immersive Access Is Reshaping Higher Education Marketing Wearing a virtual reality headset in a classroom thousands of miles from campus, a prospective student explores a simulated biology lab, manipulates DNA models in…
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A prospective student scrolling TikTok encounters two college campus videos. The first is a polished advertisement highlighting rankings, campus facilities, and institutional achievements. The second is a 30-second video filmed by a…
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For generations, colleges and universities marketed themselves through aspiration. Glossy brochures featured ivy-covered buildings, bustling campuses, and sweeping promises about transformation, discovery, and possibility. Today, many institutions are leading with something far…
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When colleges launch new student programs they rarely have the time to determine whether those programs are making a difference. A new research partnership between New York University (NYU) and the State…
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Harvard partnership helps coalition build on research impact and national influence For decades, historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) have conducted research that elite institutions rarely prioritize such as on sickle cell…
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Marketing is one of the few functions on a college campus that everyone believes they understand, yet few comprehend its true value. Too often, it is viewed as a cost center rather…
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American universities are shrinking their faculties at an accelerated pace in 2026, with voluntary buyout programs emerging as the preferred tool for managing costs without the legal and reputational fallout of mass…
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I am probably not the person you’d expect to write about conversation. I’m known to spend long car rides with loved ones absorbed in spreadsheets and papers rather than small talk. But…
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