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Will a Tuition Hike Save Nevada's Public Colleges?
Education Management Will a Tuition Hike Save Nevada's Public Colleges?

The Nevada System of Higher Education is currently navigating a precarious financial landscape, where a proposed tuition increase of up to 12% at four-year universities and 9% at two-year colleges stands as a controversial but potentially necessary measure to avert a looming fiscal crisis. This

OU-Tulsa's Financial Crisis Threatens Medical Education
Education Management OU-Tulsa's Financial Crisis Threatens Medical Education

The health and vitality of a major metropolitan area are inextricably linked to the strength of its medical education institutions, which serve as the primary pipeline for physicians and a hub for specialized care. A significant financial upheaval at the University of Oklahoma-Tulsa School of

Hawaiʻi Students Embrace Farm-to-School Rainbow Salads
Education Management Hawaiʻi Students Embrace Farm-to-School Rainbow Salads

A recent statewide initiative in Hawaiʻi’s public schools has transformed the typical cafeteria lunch tray into a vibrant testament to local agriculture and student wellness. The introduction of a special "taste the rainbow" salad, composed entirely of locally sourced produce, marked a significant

St. Bonaventure Explores AI's Future in Higher Education
Education Management St. Bonaventure Explores AI's Future in Higher Education

As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes industries and redefines professional skill sets, higher education institutions find themselves at a crucial juncture, tasked with preparing students for a world that is fundamentally and perpetually in flux. Responding to this paradigm shift with

Leaders Debate When Universities Should Take a Stand
Education Management Leaders Debate When Universities Should Take a Stand

When a global conflict erupts or a domestic policy ignites public outrage, the inboxes of university presidents are among the first to overflow with demands for a definitive moral judgment. The expectation for an immediate, clear, and principled statement from the institution's highest office has

College Leaders Adapt to an Increasingly Hectic Job
Education Management College Leaders Adapt to an Increasingly Hectic Job

A university leader’s morning can begin with the urgent search for a missing student and end, just moments later, with a budget review meeting, a jarring transition that defines the modern academic leadership role. The relentless pace and the sheer breadth of responsibilities, from catastrophic

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