Matt Zalaznick is a Sr. Writer at District Administration and University Business. He focuses on themes related to law and legal affairs, particularly in the context of campus life, college and university issues, and university research. Matt's work has been featured in District Administration and University Business.
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By: Matt Zalaznick
Many college students regularly rely on AI to complete coursework. Many campuses lack clear policies about student AI use, a new poll finds.
Why do staff join your district and stay? The answers are among the highlights of a new “chief people officer” field guide compiled by 50 superintendents who are also members of the DA Leadership Institute.
By: Matt Zalaznick
More students in the upper elementary grades have fallen further below grade level than before COVID, the latest analysis from testing company NWEA warns.
Workforce Pell Grants will allow students to enroll in career and technical education programs that are as short as eight weeks.
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.
