Universities

Are Faculty Salaries in Higher Education Recovering Post-Pandemic?
Education Management Are Faculty Salaries in Higher Education Recovering Post-Pandemic?

The financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on higher education has been significant, especially concerning faculty salaries. As institutions navigate the recovery process, understanding how faculty compensation is evolving is critical for maintaining the quality and stability of educational

SLCC Enhances Prior Learning Credits for Adult Learners
Education Management SLCC Enhances Prior Learning Credits for Adult Learners

Salt Lake Community College (SLCC) has recently made significant strides to support adult learners by enhancing their prior learning credit processes. Given the increasing number of adult students pursuing higher education, SLCC's initiatives are critical in reducing both time and financial

Is Harvard's Stand Against Trump a Fight for Academic Freedom?
Education Management Is Harvard's Stand Against Trump a Fight for Academic Freedom?

Harvard University and the Trump administration are in a heated standoff over recent federal demands that threaten institutional autonomy and constitutional rights. Alan Garber, Harvard's President, announced the university's refusal to comply with the administration’s extensive and c

Harvard Faces Federal Threat on Foreign Student Visas Over Compliance Dispute
Education Management Harvard Faces Federal Threat on Foreign Student Visas Over Compliance Dispute

Camille Faivre is a distinguished expert in education management, particularly in the development and implementation of open and e-learning programs. Her insights are especially valuable in understanding the current dynamics between higher education institutions and federal policies, particularly

How Can Colleges Combat Trump’s Federal Funding Threats?
Education Management How Can Colleges Combat Trump’s Federal Funding Threats?

The recent threats from the Trump administration to cut federal funding to colleges and universities over compliance with laws related to antisemitism, civil rights, and diversity programs have raised significant concerns in the higher education sector. Prominent institutions like Harvard,

Are Colleges Ready for the Enrollment Cliff and Aging Campuses?
Education Management Are Colleges Ready for the Enrollment Cliff and Aging Campuses?

As institutions of higher education grapple with significant shifts in demographics and aging infrastructure, the sector faces a crucial moment in its evolution. The 2025 State of Facilities in Higher Education report highlights critical concerns that colleges must address to remain viable. The

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