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Wilkes University seeks a leader who can navigate pressures in higher education, increase accessibility and affordability and be a champion of the school in downtown Wilkes-Barre.
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Colleges and other providers have flooded the market with non-degree credentials in the past decade. But a recent analysis shows that only one in three credentials bring meaningful returns for graduat...
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Today’s students encounter misinformation about college admissions from all sides: peers, social media, and even parents. Colleges are trying to step up to debunk admissions myths, but can they outr...
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During a House Appropriations subcommittee hearing on Wednesday, Democrats and Republicans lauded community colleges for their critical role in preparing students for in-demand jobs. However, the ques...
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State leaders say the program will improve teacher retention and recruitment by providing more mentorship and financial support to prospective educators.
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As the Trump administration cuts funding to wide swaths of research, foreign countries are ramping up their efforts to recruit top U.S. talent.
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Just 9% of apprenticeships in Marion County are held by Black men.
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Critics warn the limits could hurt the Massachusetts economy and shut out low-income students.
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Explore Ruth Bauer's insights on coaching to re-enroll stopped out students and promote equitable education.
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The CLT, which has been embraced by the right, is now accepted by all public institutions in three states, plus the nation’s service academies. But even as it gains popularity, critics question both...
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The Black Eyed Peas co-founder turned entrepreneur is now teaching a class on "agentic AI" for Arizona State.
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A new pre-orientation uses reflection and strengths-based exercises to help veterans transition to college.
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Too many first-generation and low-income students don’t get a chance to win national awards and high-impact fellowships
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WUNC asked a selection of higher education leaders in North Carolina about the state, and future, of higher education – and their institution’s place in it. WSSU Chancellor Bonita Brown discusses ...
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The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that a state college grant program for minority students is unconstitutional. UW-Madison’s Taylor Odle said he hopes that program can be repurposed to address Wisco...
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With AI likely changing the job market for the state's youngest workers, the Department of Public Instruction is asking Wisconsin residents for their opinions on what students need to succeed after hi...