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When I first arrived at The Chronicle of Higher Education in May 1997, I was hired as a report for its daily website

The bachelor’s degree is facing an identity crisis.

In the last year and a half, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Utah have stopped requiring a four-year

If you're at #asugsvsummit - join Stig Leschly, Jeff Selingo and I for a conversation on postsecondary value at 11AM today (4/16) in

As the number of students enrolling and remaining in college continues to fall, there is an imperative at many institutions to grow enrollment.

What Harvard University today with requiring test-scores is more than just catching up with what MIT, Yale, and Dartmouth have already done. Harvard

What is the "right" length for a baccalaureate degree? Is the 4-year norm right (although it takes most students longer anyway)? What do

🍿 🎥 🎓 This is about movie theaters but you can replace them with colleges and universities below and ask the same question.

As

Last night in Philadelphia, I hosted my 35th salon dinner since 2016 with college and university leaders, in this case, from Pennsylvania, Maryland,

EVERY graduate school, EVERY employer should do this on a regular basis: a list of colleges where students who enrolled or were hired

Digital transformation is a significant change in any organization, especially higher ed, where a culture of shared governance means that various stakeholders get

Whenever I visit a friend who lives in Switzerland, I’m constantly amazed at the design of an education-to-career pipeline that includes apprenticeships as

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🔜 🛠️ 🎓 Skills-based hiring is all the rage right now, but what does it really mean (i.e. which skills) and what does

A week like no other to discuss this critical issue for higher ed: how to grow enrollment.

TODAY, join me for the "Next

Yesterday, Wells College announced it was closing at the end of this semester. Yet if you look at their social media feeds from

That piece from Jon Marcus last week about closures once a week seems about right. But as someone else mentioned, they might slow

The biggest growth area in enrollment for community colleges isn’t working adults or new high-school graduates looking for a cheaper alternative to four-year

After more than a half century of sustained growth following the GI Bill, the Baby Boom, and then a job market that privileged

Lots of talk in recent days about decline of Northeast and popularity of the South when it comes to college.

Not denying there's

This is a really good piece by Dan Bauman in The Chronicle of Higher Education that raises lots of questions about what an