A merican higher education is undergoing a period of genuinely historical transformation. For future historians, the period of 2023-26 will be seen as an era of major upheaval — there will be a before ...

Since 2020, we've pulled back the curtain on all things admissions, sharing expert advice for your college journey. Today, we're celebrating our 100th episode of College Admissions Insider by tackling ...

In recent years, the proliferation of online learning has fundamentally reshaped the landscape of higher education. As digital tools and platforms gain prominence in delivering educational content, ...

Higher education is in a moment of profound transformation driven not only by advances in technology, but also by growing demands for relevance, flexibility, and real-world impact. And while ...

Since the founding of the United States, democracy and higher education have been deeply intertwined. The early architects of the republic recognized that democracy requires an educated citizenry ...

On Wed., March 12, the University of Massachusetts Amherst Community, Democracy and Dialogue (CDD) initiative hosted PEN America Speaker, Kristen Shahverdian, and held a UMass Leadership Panel ...

Over the next decade, American higher education will undergo a profound shakeout. The system will become more stratified, with elite institutions continuing to offer a rich, immersive and ...

Penn's Faculty Senate recently hosted an event with the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy to address concerns over the future of higher education. The April 9 event titled “Higher Education Under ...

Pa. Education Secretary Carrie Rowe and state education leaders answered questions as state lawmakers review the proposed budget for the Department of Education.

SmithGroup’s higher education leadership has identified key drivers shaping the dynamic landscape of higher education. To explore these trends, we convened thirty SmithGroup leaders, including data ...

A historic shift is transforming the media and publishing landscape as major figures in journalism and publishing bypass traditional institutions. Journalists like Taylor Lorenz and novelists like ...