Posts in Higher Education Trends

For the post-baby boomer generation, the idea of staying in one job long enough to collect a pension feels as anachronistic as asking som...

Today’s shrinking revenues and declining enrollments suggest that, more and more, students are questioning the value of a four-year educa...

Most institutions view s...

On February 9, 2022, the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching—developer of the Carnegie Classification, a framework for ca...

Colleges and universities are currently experiencing an alarming surge in depression and anxiety on campus. Experts, linking the surge in...

Fifteen years ago, the New York Times published an article about the “tuition game,” in which colleges raised tuitions to compete with ri...

To determine the Top 10 IT Issues of 2022, EDUCAUSE sent respondents a survey asking them to choose from 17 prevalent topics. While the f...

During its 2021 conference, EDUCAUSE released its Top IT Issues of 2022. Discussing these on ...

During EDUCAUSE’s 2021 conference, a question that underscored the event seemed to be: Are the changes COVID-19 wrought on college campus...

In The Atlantic’s June 2021

Student Success

The Complexities of Identifying Higher Ed’s Return on Investment Today

September 01, 2021

These days, when academic administrators get together, almost every conversation turns into a discussion around decreasing enrollments an...