Alcino Donadel

First-year students at the University of Michigan will get a "pass" or "no credit" on their transcript. Why: to support mental health.

Lane College, a private HBCU in Tennessee, removed the interim tag from Donald Comer and formally appointed him as the institution’s 11th president.

The next cybersecurity attack has become an inevitable reality for many institutions today. Thanks to a recent cloud migration, Auburn University’s lean IT team believes they are more resilient to threats than they have ever been.

Community colleges are experiencing a renaissance, and Maryland is at the heart of the action, according to this list analyzing over 600 schools.

The latest CUPA-HR report offers welcome news for higher education, but one survey sounds the alarm on a concern for current hires.

The Princeton Review's latest ranking of the best colleges offers a reminder that reputation extends beyond graduation rates.

New Common App data shows first-year college applications from abroad fell this year. Can increasing domestic demand buoy the losses?

This higher ed podcast star has identified the leadership traits that separate presidents leading change from those struggling to keep pace.

Increased AI has driven MIT students to interact less with peers and instructors, hampering social and cognitive development.

Students attending HBCUs today rely on comprehensive campus resources to stay enrolled. A new coaching framework provides insight into boosting enrollment, persistence and completion.