JakeMay 272 minWelcome to the Socially Distanced CampusBy Francie Diep and Megan Zahneis | MAy 26, 2020 Darlene M. Campo welcomed her first students back on campus at 9:15 a.m. on May 11. Excited, they all arrive...
JakeMay 151 minHow the Coronavirus Will Change Faculty Life ForeverAs the pandemic wears on, expect heavier teaching loads, more service requirements, and more time online By Bryan Alexander | May 11, 2020 It is January 202...
JakeMay 151 minWhat Prospective Freshmen Think About the FallTheir enrollment decisions and ability to pay have been upended. Their preference for being on campus, however, remains intact. By Richard A. Hesel | April 3...
JakeMay 82 min‘Welcome to the Wild West’: The Competition for College Applicants Just IntensifiedBy Eric Hoover | September 29, 2019 They did it despite their reservations. They did it because they saw no other choice. Under pressure from the Justice Dep...
JakeMay 86 minWhere Did All the Students Go?Five views on the great enrollment crash "Higher education has fully entered a new structural reality,” argues Bill Conley, vice president for enrollment man...
JakeMay 83 minThe Great Enrollment CrashStudents aren’t showing up. And it’s only going to get worse. By : Bill Conley | September 6, 2019 Question: Who do you think made the following observation ...
JakeMay 43 minCollege Campuses Must Reopen in the Fall. Here’s How We Do It.It won’t be easy, but there’s a path to get students back on track. Higher education will crumble without it. By Christina Paxson Ms. Paxson is the president...
JakeMay 46 min15 Fall ScenariosHigher education in a time of social distancing. By Edward J. Maloney and Joshua Kim | April 22, 2020 It’s difficult to imagine higher education facing a mor...
JakeMay 42 minSouthern New Hampshire University to offer $10K tuition for on-campus modelBy Hilary Burns – Associ ate Editor, Boston Business Journal Apr 22, 2020, 11:03am EDT Southern New Hampshire University is creating a campus-based educatio...
JakeMay 41 minHow to Address the Elephant in the Room: Academic CostsCurrent spending is unsustainable. It’s time to address that fact, even if it’s uncomfortable. By Paul N. Friga | May 3, 2020 “Over the next year, we very we...
JakeApr 291 minPlanning for the Fall Is Like ‘Driving Through a Dense Fog’How the presidents of two small liberal-arts colleges are navigating the coronavirus crisis By : Len Gutkin and Maximillian Alvarez | April 29, 2020 In the l...
JakeApr 221 minHow College Leaders Are Planning for the FallTheir pivot online salvaged the spring semester. Now they must ready for a near future defined by unknowns. By : Lee Gardner | April 17, 2020 In January, whe...
JakeApr 221 minThe Next Casualty of the Coronavirus Crisis May Be the Academic CalendarBy Beth McMurtie | April 16, 2020 As the novel coronavirus rolled across the country in early March, Beloit College scrambled to keep up. Like virtually ever...
JakeApr 221 minThe Hard Choices Presidents Will Have to MakeRefund tuition or room and board? Freeze hiring or cut benefits? Here’s what they’re thinking so far. By: Paul N. Friga | April 03, 2020 This article is part...
JakeApr 221 minThe Bailout Is Just the Start: Why Higher Ed Needs to Build a Sustainable Modelby: Richard Staisloff | March 31, 2020 This article is part of a series on the financial challenges facing colleges amid the coronavirus pandemic, and the ne...
JakeApr 216 minThe COVID College Choice: How To Pick A College During A Global PandemicAuthor : Brennan Barnard Campus closures at colleges and universities across the country are spreading as fast as the novel coronavirus itself. While higher ...
JakeApr 212 minGeography MattersMost public college students enroll within 50 miles of home, so location is more influential than policy makers think, a new study finds. By Ellen Wexler // ...
JakeApr 213 minYields and Admit Rates Are in FluxColleges face realities of recruiting students who have more financial pressures on them. By Scott Jaschik April 13, 2020 For the last five years, Williams C...
JakeApr 216 minHigher Ed Is CrumblingA Book Review By: Scott Yener | April 13, 2020 John M. Ellis’ new book, The Breakdown of Higher Education, argues that higher education is so corrupt that it...
JakeApr 211 minHow COVID-19 Has Impacted Media Consumption, by GenerationBy: Katie Jones | April 7, 2020 Media Consumption in the Age of COVID-19 As the coronavirus outbreak continues to wreak havoc across the globe, people’s time...
