The University of Colorado Denver Business School is positioning itself at the center of Denver’s sustainability conversation with the launch of the Blair Gifford Mile High Sustainability Impact Challenge, a new annual…
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Business schools around the world are navigating a shifting enrollment landscape that reflects broader changes in student preferences, global mobility, and program design—even as overall demand for business education remains resilient, according…
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Rising costs, shifting demographics, and growing public scrutiny have pushed many colleges into a familiar script: enroll more students, add more programs, chase new revenue. But as enrollment growth slows and public…
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As colleges and universities across the United States confront mounting financial pressures, mergers and absorptions are increasingly moving from contingency planning into the strategic mainstream. Once considered a rare or last-resort option,…
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For more than a century, American higher education has operated on a familiar pathway. Students enroll, earn a degree, and exit. That model, long treated as foundational, is increasingly under strain. Declining…
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College athletics has emerged as one of the most contentious—and costly—areas of campus finance. While a small number of marquee programs generate substantial revenue, most athletics departments operate at a deficit, relying…
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As federal funding uncertainty intensifies—and some institutions also face tighter state appropriations—college leaders are being forced to revisit a financial model that already leaves little margin for error. New revenue strategies can…
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For many families, the first number they look for in a college search is the one that makes them stop searching: the sticker price. In 2025–26, average annual published tuition and fees…
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As industries increasingly demand leaders who can translate technical innovation into strategic decision-making, universities are reshaping business education to sit squarely at the intersection of STEM and enterprise. Two institutions—Purdue University and…
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At a moment when higher education faces mounting pressures and unprecedented opportunity, a select group of leaders is choosing not to simply navigate change, but to design it. We proudly announce the…
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As colleges and universities confront enrollment pressures, retention challenges, and growing skepticism about the value of a degree, long-standing academic silos are facing renewed scrutiny. Employers increasingly expect graduates to communicate clearly,…
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Faculty and staff are becoming higher education’s most trusted brand ambassadors When a professor posts a plain-language thread on social media about a new study, or a financial aid director explains a…
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Many of today’s college students are increasingly strained by anxiety, depression, and burnout. The challenge for colleges is no longer limited to expanding counseling services. Institutions are being pushed to confront a…
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New research and federal oversight findings suggest the outcome of the Trump administration’s anti-DEI campaign in higher education may be producing consequences that extend well beyond the stated goal of “neutrality.” Rather…
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As regions across the country struggle to align STEM education with real job opportunities, a Pittsburgh-based nonprofit is testing a different approach—one that treats workforce development and company creation as parallel challenges…
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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (UTC) turned its campus into a testing ground for early-stage innovation in December, welcoming middle and high school students for its fourth annual Inventanooga competition—a pitch…
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The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International’s proposed 2026 Global Standards for Business Education mark a notable shift in how diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) are framed within business…
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