Spring 2021 college enrollments dipped even further compared to last spring, far more than anyone expected and especially at community colleges
The pandemic has forced many changes across higher education. Here are 11 that will last.
Polyglots discuss why they benefit from being multilingual
Colleges and universities are increasing their use of hybrid learning and blended learning, but students still prefer face-to-face learning
From admissions to teaching to grading, Artificial Intelligence is infiltrating higher education. As colleges’ use of the technology grows, so do questions about bias and accuracy
What If Students Didn’t Have to Leave Community Colleges to Earn Bachelor’s Degrees?
New Poll Shows Nearly Half of American Parents Rethinking Value of Four-Year College; Want Additional Alternatives for Children
Has COVID-19 broken the link between college and a good job?
A year of pandemic life fueled a transformation of higher education. But with enrollment slipping, many institutions are being forced to reinvent themselves on the fly.
New data from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center indicates the drop-off in high school graduates immediately matriculating to college this fall may not be as dramatic as initially reported.