Ben Unglesbee is a Senior Reporter at Higher Ed Dive. He covers a range of topics including college finance, operations, labor, and for-profit education, with additional insights into litigation and real estate. Ben's work has been featured in Grocery Dive, Global Supply Chain News, Retail Dive, and Yahoo Finance.
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Ben's coverage predominantly revolves around inventory management, supply chains, bankruptcy, retail, and sustainability. He often cites data and press releases to support his articles. Therefore, he may be interested in speaking with industry experts who can provide unique insights based on data or those with a deep understanding of the topics covered.
Given Ben’s focus on these specific areas within the retail sector, potential sources for outreach include professionals experienced in inventory management strategies, supply chain optimization specialists, experts in bankruptcy law as it pertains to retailers or sustainable practices within the retail industry.
It is important to note that Ben does not have a specified geographic focus but seems to cover stories relevant at an international level across various sectors.
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The nonprofit Curtis Institute of Music beat out a local real estate developer and Temple University for one of the shuttered arts college’s iconic buildings.
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Officials at the public institution blamed falling enrollment, rising costs and a culture of nonpayment among students for ongoing financial woes.
Ed Wingenbach is set to take the helm of the American College of Greece after leading the Massachusetts nonprofit back from the brink.
The Pennsylvania nonprofit has also cut faculty, staff and programs as it tries to stem deficits and enrollment declines.
The California public university plans to reduce staff, faculty and majors, as well as fold its athletics program.
A recent forecast dove deep into the demographics and number of future traditional-aged college prospects. The news wasn't all bad.
By: Ben Unglesbee
The public university wants to hold new undergraduate enrollment at its main campus to 15,000 a year so its infrastructure can catch up with recent growth.
By: Ben Unglesbee
The White House budget director directed agencies to ensure programs adhere to recent executive orders, threatening university research programs.
From Biden-era policies under fire to an antitrust suit against academic publishers, 2025 could see major legal waves.
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