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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A task force called for making the university's general education more narrow and focused on topics such as Western civilization and broad U.S. history.
Plaintiffs argued that the new rule would be “catastrophic” for universities and international students, and have asked a federal judge to block it.
After closing abruptly this year, the Catholic institution is trying to pay off millions of dollars in debt.
By: Ben Unglesbee
The latest survey of higher education employees from CUPA-HR found the biggest spike in tenure-track professors since at least 2016.
By: Ben Unglesbee
The Texas institution cut about 100 classes, including in women’s and LGBT studies, to comply with a state law mandating general education reviews.
Agency staff recommended ending federal recognition for the American Bar Association’s accreditation arm, ramping up attacks on the organization.
By: Ben Unglesbee
Former students accused the colleges of colluding to fix tuition prices and lower financial aid offers.
By: Ben Unglesbee
The Roy family says the now-shuttered college promised to gift them a 2.4-acre parcel. The institution is disputing their property claim.
While it works to reduce stock levels, the discounter is also investing in new planning tools to help manage flows at stores and distribution centers.
Greg Abbott directed the state’s higher education board to convene a working group to provide recommendations on accelerated programs by year’s end.
