In the shifting landscape of American higher education, where demographic cliffs and financial pressures are forcing institutions to innovate or risk obsolescence, the proposed merger between Oregon’s Willamette University and Pacific University marks a bold strategic move. To unpack the
In a move that redefines the intersection of personal online activity and professional immigration, the U.S. State Department has implemented a groundbreaking policy that subjects H-1B visa applicants to comprehensive social media scrutiny. Effective December 15, 2025, this new mandate requires all
Metropolitan State University of Denver is initiating a substantial strategic realignment within its Academic Affairs division, a decisive move orchestrated by Provost Matt Makley, Ph.D., to address the evolving demands of modern higher education. After nearly a year at the helm, Makley has
The Montgomery County Public Schools system is confronting a crisis that extends far beyond the classroom, as its central administrative headquarters has deteriorated into an environment described by staff as hazardous and unsafe. In response to growing concerns over the state of the Carver
The very definition of a successful college major is undergoing a fundamental reevaluation within the Universities of Wisconsin system, driven by a strategic imperative to address persistent financial and enrollment challenges. A specially convened committee of administrators and faculty has
Introduction From Probationary Status to a Stable Future For small liberal arts colleges across the nation, the threat of financial instability is an ever-present reality, making stories of resilience not just inspiring but essential blueprints for survival. Guilford College’s recent journey from
