Alcino Donadel

Dual enrollment continues to drive positive undergraduate enrollment rates. However, the rate of students' credential completion varies by state, highlighting gaps in partnerships.

Gen Z, or what some may describe as the “toolbelt generation,” is not as reliable as source of enrollment as previous generations

Old and new challenges emerged as critical talking points among superintendents attending last week's DALI event.

The Education Dynamics report identified a 228% uptick in graduate certificate completions across North Carolina since 2019.

"Social media, in my mind, demands an immediate knee-jerk reaction," says Mary Dana Hinton, president of Hollins University. "We need to slow down a bit and be more thoughtful in how we approach one another."

University of Southern California President Carol Folt, like many presidents over the past year, has been criticized for how she handled campus protests related to the Israel-Hamas war.

While cost may not be the top detractor for young students to enter higher education, there is cause for concern about what may be fueling Gen Z's disinterest

Colleges are striking back against critiques about higher education's affordability issue as application season kicks back into full swing.

Institutions interested in diversifying their enrollment strategy in an attempt to adapt to the demographic cliff should heed advice from Unity Environmental University.

The most popular stories of 2024 on University Business centered around any updates on the changing makeup of higher education institutions.