Universities

Vineet Gupta: Prioritizing Student Well-Being in Education
Education Management Vineet Gupta: Prioritizing Student Well-Being in Education

In the fast-paced and competitive landscape of Indian higher education, a critical issue often remains overshadowed by the pursuit of academic excellence and career success: the mental and emotional health of students. As academic pressures mount and uncertainties about future prospects loom large,

How Did Student Loan Debt Become a National Crisis?
Education Management How Did Student Loan Debt Become a National Crisis?

The student loan debt crisis in the United States has grown into a monumental challenge, impacting millions of Americans who once viewed higher education as a guaranteed ticket to the middle class, only to find this dream overshadowed by a staggering financial burden that often lasts a lifetime.

College District Revives Plan for Santa Paula Campus
Education Management College District Revives Plan for Santa Paula Campus

In the heart of the Santa Clara River Valley, a long-standing promise to bring higher education closer to the residents of Santa Paula, Fillmore, and Piru is being rekindled by the Ventura County Community College District. Over two decades ago, a $356 million bond measure approved in 2002 sparked

Did George Mason University Violate Civil Rights Law?
Education Management Did George Mason University Violate Civil Rights Law?

Imagine a public university near the nation’s capital, renowned for its academic rigor, suddenly thrust into the national spotlight over allegations of civil rights violations. George Mason University (GMU), located just outside Washington, D.C., finds itself at the heart of a heated controversy

Covenant University Closes Session with Leadership Focus
Education Management Covenant University Closes Session with Leadership Focus

As the academic year draws to a close, a significant gathering at Covenant University marked the end of the recent session with a powerful emphasis on leadership and responsibility, setting a reflective tone for faculty and staff before their annual leave. This closing assembly brought together key

How Did Small-Town Roots Lead to College Presidency?
Education Management How Did Small-Town Roots Lead to College Presidency?

In the vast landscape of American education, where urban centers often dominate stories of success, the remarkable ascent of two young women from a tiny rural town in Idaho stands out as a testament to the unexpected power of small-town beginnings. Rayne Martinez and Martha Smith, hailing from

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