Matt Zalaznick is a Sr. Writer at University Business and District Administration. He specializes in education, higher education, and workforce topics, with a keen focus on campus life, university research, and the intersection of architecture and education technology. His work has been featured in District Administration and University Business.
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Americans haven't given up on college—but they're waiting for proof of the value of higher ed, a new analysis contends
By: Matt Zalaznick
Spring enrollment was driven by growth in undergraduate students at community colleges and public four-year institutions.
By: Matt Zalaznick, Christopher L. Augostini
Emory promoted Augostini from executive vice president and chief operating officer to president. He moves up on Sept. 1.
The higher ed pay gap between what instructors and administrators earn is widening as inflation saps paychecks, a new report contends.
Several higher ed organizations are sounding the alarm over a Trump administration plan to tighten oversight of federal research funding.
Self-improvement and skill building for the workplace are fueling the interests of a vast group of adults who want to enroll in school or training in the next two years. But cost and time remain barriers, a new report cautions.
By: Matt Zalaznick
New College of Florida, which is controlled by the governor’s hand-picked board of trustees, will acquire the Sarasota-Manatee campus of the University of South Florida next month.
By: Matt Zalaznick
State laws prohibiting transgender athletes from playing on women's and girls' sports teams deemed constitutional by the Supreme Court.
By: Matt Zalaznick
A new internal report warns the Education Department has lost capacity to serve students in K12 and higher ed after losing 40% of its staff in the first few months of 2025.
By: Matt Zalaznick
State laws prohibiting transgender athletes from playing on women’s and girls’ sports teams were ruled constitutional by the Supreme Court on Tuesday.
