Ben Unglesbee is a Senior Reporter at Higher Ed Dive. He covers a range of topics including college finance, educational policy, campus life, and legal affairs within the higher education sector. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Grocery Dive, Yahoo Finance, and Healthcare Dive.
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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 public institution is facing federal and state funding cuts in addition to higher energy costs and slowing endowment returns.
By: Ben Unglesbee
We're rounding up last week's stories, from a rise in tuition discount rates to more U.S. Department of Justice probes into universities.
The faculty group disputed what administrators describe as a need to shrink and restructure the institution to meet a new enrollment reality.
By: Ben Unglesbee
Despite budget pressures, officials framed the moves as an effort to eliminate silos and improve the student experience.
The public West Virginia institution’s tweaks to its offerings follow a state-mandated review and come amid an effort to shrink its deficit.
By: Ben Unglesbee
The New York institution has so far dodged many of its peers’ woes. But demographic shifts and enrollment declines are weighing on its finances.
By: Ben Unglesbee
The state’s higher education authority signed off on the narrowed offerings even as a lawsuit contests the university’s transformation.
By: Ben Unglesbee
The Massachusetts institution is going forward with a new name and three-year programs that its president said will transfer for credit to partner institutions.
By: Ben Unglesbee
The state higher ed board’s policy protects broadly teaching about racism and civil rights history under a new state law restricting college instruction.
The flagship plans to adjust contracts and restrict hiring as it grapples with rising costs, declines in federal research funding and other challenges.
