Alcino Donadel

Last week's Instructure breach highlighted how third-party vendors can trigger widespread operational and data security crises.

Institutions are tackling student engagement with civil dialogue opportunities that urge learners to tackle topics in a low-stakes setting.

President Brent White explains how AI is reshaping curriculum, global delivery and academic rigor for working adults.

With new international enrollments slipping, institutions are expanding into fast-growing markets to stabilize the pipeline.

FAFSA completion among the class of 2026 has already eclipsed the 2018 peak, marking a decisive recovery from the simplified form's rollout.

Public universities move to cut costs with layoffs and hiring freezes as budget deficits tied to enrollment and funding trouble deepen.

States are confronting AI’s potential downsides, particularly its implications for jobs, data privacy and student well-being.

The University of Florida publicly denounced DEI as “discriminatory” as political backlash intensifies over the flagship’s closed-door presidential search.

New surveys show graduates are unprepared to use AI and fear entry-level jobs will be replaced. Employers are confirming their anxieties.

Frank Shushok is reengineering how students move between high school, college and work, with on-ramps, off-ramps and fewer dead ends.