Universities

The staggering volume of single-use plastics generated by collegiate dining halls has long been a focal point for environmental critics, but a new shift in Iowa marks a definitive departure from traditional waste management strategies. Luther College has officially become the first higher education

Navigating Financial Turbulence: An Overview of Portland State’s Restructuring The decision to dismantle core academic departments at a major urban institution represents a fundamental shift in how public higher education values its mission in the face of fiscal insolvency. Portland State

The usually vibrant corridors of Oregon’s largest higher education institution have suddenly transitioned into a landscape of picket lines and protest chants as thousands of employees walk off the job. For the first time in recent history, nearly 2,300 faculty and staff members at Portland

The March 2026 regulatory proposal from the General Services Administration marks a definitive turning point in how the federal government leverages its massive purchasing power to reshape institutional social policies across the entire nation. This initiative represents more than a simple

A university's survival should never depend on the shifting direction of a political pendulum, yet San José State University finds itself at the epicenter of a federal storm that threatens its very foundation and the future of its diverse student body. What happens when a prominent institution is

As an expert in education management and institutional development, Camille Faivre brings a wealth of experience to the complex challenges facing modern universities. With a background deeply rooted in navigating the post-pandemic landscape and implementing robust e-learning frameworks, she