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It's launch day! 🚀 Welcome to "Mastering the Next," the newest addition to the Enrollify Podcast Network. For our first episode, I had

I'm excited to be a part of the team at McLean's Safe Community Coalition bringing New York Times best-selling author and journalist Jeff

For a forthcoming webinar, I'm looking for a CAMPUS-BASED source who can give examples from their institution about forming deeper partnerships and collaboration

The financial future of colleges is the most common question I get from families and counselors.

So today I went to one of

The latest edition of my newsletter, Next, with excerpts from an interview with a Johns Hopkins Press author of a book on something

📉 It's clear that the debacle in rolling out the new Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) will mean fewer students enrolling

Some 40% of this year's high school graduates don't plan to enroll in college this fall. But that doesn't mean they will NEVER

On this rainy day in much of the mid-Atlantic and Northeast (yes, showing my DC bias here), why not take a few minutes

While visiting a campus this week, a university official asked "where" I work. He meant an organization. We agreed that we're increasingly not

Students are starting to populate college campuses for the fall semester this month—or are they?

The botched rollout of the new federal financial-aid

How do we place a value on higher ed?

Faculty remain at the core of institutions, yet campuses don't often know their levels of

Are we seeing the end of the linear pathway from K-12 to college to work?

This piece from Alec MacGillis in the New York

Colleges and universities know a lot about their students -- how they learn, where they get stuck, what helps them succeed.

We don't know

In the early 1900s, the U.S. had the high-school movement when it realized that eight years of education weren't enough. Then post-WWII, it

Ryan Craig is spot on in this Forbes piece about the rankings.

The biggest offender of all IMHO? Forbes itself.

As you click

This event combines a must-read higher ed book right now with one of the best venues for conversations with authors, FAN (Family Action

Larry Bacow, the former president of Harvard, once told me there is no constituency in higher ed that really wants to spend LESS.

When I started at The Chronicle of Higher Ed in May 1997, one of the first reporters I met in the newsroom was

There are college presidents like Freeman Hrabowski who had a three-decade (!) tenure at University of Maryland Baltimore County. Or Michael Crow who

We know from U.S. Department of Education data written up by Phil Hill that the number of people taking at least one online