AI and Tech Infrastructure: Is Your College Ready?
An often-overlooked but crucial question: how will the often-aging technology infrastructure in higher education institutions support the powerful computing needs of artificial intelligence? And how will this create an ever greater divide between the haves and have-nots?
Read MoreCompetency-based education comes to workforce education
Two colleges find ways to bring the flexibility of competency-based education to two very different programs: child-care and agriculture systems technology.
Read MoreVirtual Learning – What Colleges Should Know
Students, administrators and faculty – different views on remote education.
Read MoreThe 21st Century Parent
How can colleges work with both affluent – and often demanding – parents and low-income and first-generation families?
Read MoreCOVID and Faculty Burnout
‘Mental exhaustion and radical self-doubt.’
Read MoreColleges and Title IX: A Special Report
The Chronicle surveyed colleges and universities on the challenges they face with Title IX. There are a lot.
Read MoreHow One University Addressed Adjuncts
Working together, tenure and non-tenured track faculty improved conditions for adjuncts.
Read MoreFaculty Searches Gone Wrong
Bad hotels, poor travel plans – faculty searches can fail for so many reasons.
Read MoreComing Together
More and more colleges are merging or being acquired. It can save an institution, but it’s a tricky business.
Read MoreAccess or Monopoly?
The big publishing companies are offering ‘inclusive access’ that make online textbooks cheaper. But is it a good thing?
Read MoreBuilding Academic Integrity
It’s not enough to catch cheaters. Teachers have to create an environment where students don’t want to cheat.
Read MoreDiversity Hiring: More than Lip Service
One university spent a year restructuring its recruitment and hiring process.
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