[ad_1] Colleges and universities are struggling to keep pace with rapid technological change, according to the 2026 Survey of Campus Chief Technology/Information Officers from Inside Higher Ed…

[ad_1] Alumni felt positively about the professors they had in college; 81 percent agreed that they had a professor who made them excited about learning. Despite growing fears…

[ad_1] As institutions nationwide navigate the enrollment cliff, new research from the University of Kansas and Florida International University suggests that older, working and commuting students may…

[ad_1] The GAO report was released to Congress April 14 and the public May 11. Photo illustration by Justin Morrison/Inside Higher Ed | sdominick/Getty Images | Ake/rawpixel The FAFSA…

[ad_1] Although many colleges and universities are spending big on artificial intelligence tools, half of chief technology officers say the return on investment is either unclear or…

[ad_1] The MIT Sloan School of Management will continue to serve its audience “with timely ideas in a variety of formats.” Plexi Images/GHI/UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty…

[ad_1] Applications for the California Dream Act, which allows eligible undocumented students to receive state aid, are down by 41 percent. Reginald Mathalone/NurPhoto/Getty Images California is seeing a…

[ad_1] If you track national higher education issues in the news, on social media or at conferences, a couple of unfamiliar names have probably appeared on your…

[ad_1] The South Carolina Commission on Higher Education underestimated by roughly $25 million how much money it needs to provide state scholarships, The South Carolina Daily Gazette…

[ad_1] Much of the conversation around AI in higher ed focuses on students using consumer-facing tools like ChatGPT. The University of Central Florida, one of the largest…