With federal policy debates currently dominated by tax-and-spending issues along with immigration, one might easily lose sight of the relatively recent,...
Tanya Perez, who earned an associate’s degree eight years ago, faced a risky proposition: whether to borrow $60,000 in a quest to earn a bachelor’s degree...
Interview with Goldie Blumenstyk, author of a special report sponsored by the Chronicle of Higher Education, The Adult Student: The Population Colleges—and...
University professional and continuing education units often innovate faster and better than other campus divisions. What can they teach us about how to...
Scout as Provider of Online High-School Courses for UC System Scout is the University of California’s online high school program: we increase access to...
As the oldest Catholic and Jesuit University in the United States, global engagement is fundamental to the mission and development of Georgetown University....
More universities are using OPMs—and the OPM business model is evolving. We take a closer look at this changing landscape. Working as independent fiefdoms,...
Over the past decade, the resource-constrained system of higher education has made great strides to serve the adult learner and better prepare the workforce....
The evening rush-hour traffic has faded. The streets of an urban campus are near-deserted. Just one strip of brightly lit fourth-floor windows illuminates a...
Ray Schroeder, Director of the Center for Online Leadership at UPCEA, interviews John O’Brien, CEO of EDUCAUSE, a nonprofit association whose mission is to...
An Academic Rorschach Test No entity on the American campus is as variable as professional and continuing education. It comes in all shapes and sizes. Even its...
