University partnerships with corporations are proliferating. But some institutions seem to be better at these relationships than others. Here, experts provide...
New enrollment of international undergraduate and graduate students at American universities and colleges for 2017-18 declined by 6 percent, according to the...
Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are on the doorstep of education, and without a doubt, they will change how we...
In this interview, Jared Stein, Vice President of Education Strategy for Canvas by Instructure, discusses how faculty are putting Canvas to productive and...
What learner or institutional trends are you observing? How do these differ domestically vs. globally? Global higher education has reached a point of...
The UPCEA 2019 Phillip E. Frandson Award for Literature has been awarded to Peter Smith’s latest book, Free-Range Learning in the Digital Age: The Emerging...
The economy is quickly changing, and the higher education community has responded by addressing curricula focused on career preparation in disciplines with the...
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...
