Universities

Why New Jersey Students Should Consider In-State Colleges
Education Management Why New Jersey Students Should Consider In-State Colleges

With rising tuition fees and increasing competitiveness in college admissions, many students are reevaluating the traditional pathways to higher education. New Jersey, in particular, presents a compelling proposition for its college-bound students to stay within state lines. The financial and

Are U.S. Universities Cutting Ties with China for Security?
Education Management Are U.S. Universities Cutting Ties with China for Security?

In the constantly evolving landscape of higher education, international collaborations have come under scrutiny, particularly those between U.S. institutions and Chinese universities. Camille Faivre, an expert in education management, delves into the complexities these partnerships present,

Why Did the University of Idaho Abandon Phoenix Deal?
Education Management Why Did the University of Idaho Abandon Phoenix Deal?

In the complex landscape of higher education, Camille Faivre stands out as a leading expert, particularly in the realm of educational management and the integration of e-learning programs. Recently, she has been guiding institutions navigating the challenges and opportunities that arise

Trump Cuts $100M in Federal Contracts from Harvard
Education Management Trump Cuts $100M in Federal Contracts from Harvard

In a decisive move, the Trump administration executed a significant reduction in federal financial backing to one of the nation's most prestigious institutions, Harvard University. This decision reverberates through the academic and research landscapes, stripping the university of approximately

Are Stricter Chinese Student Visas Protecting U.S. Interests?
Education Management Are Stricter Chinese Student Visas Protecting U.S. Interests?

unIn the wake of the Trump administration's recent announcement to revoke visas of Chinese students, education expert Camille Faivre provides insights into the ramifications for higher education and the delicate balance between national security and academic freedom. With her extensive experience

Why Do Schools Lag in Reporting Data Breaches?
EdTech Why Do Schools Lag in Reporting Data Breaches?

A recent study by Comparitech reveals that educational institutions take substantially longer to report data breaches compared to other sectors. Schools and colleges average about 4.8 months, while education companies take up to 6.3 months to disclose such incidents. This lag in reporting is

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