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In the heart of Baltimore, a remarkable transformation is taking place at Coppin State University under the visionary leadership of President Dr. Anthony Jenkins. Since taking the helm in 2020, Jenkins has orchestrated a data-driven renaissance that has revolutionized student success rates and institutional effectiveness. The numbers tell a compelling story of transformation for the historically Black college and university (HBCU).
We hope your first semester of high school was a smashing success! Although college is a long way off, your freshman year of high school is a great time to begin laying the foundation that will help you with the college admissions process in the years to come. 9 th grade is an exciting time as hopefully you have made a smooth transition to high school and found a comfortable balance between your academics, extracurriculars, and social life.
Jacob Duran has been involved with dorm worship since his freshman year. Now, as a sophomore, he is the Director of Combined Dorm Worship and Spiritual Residence Assistant for Newton Hall. In the past years, each residence hall at PUC hosted its own dorm worship. During the 2023-2024 school year, students felt each worship was the same program, leaving them uninvolved with fewer attending throughout the week.
A new study found that a significant share of postdoctoral researchers leave academia. The study, recently published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, looked at the careers of 45,572 researchers in multiple countries who held postdoc positions across 19 academic disciplines over a span of 25 years. It drew on data from Microsoft Academic Graph, a corpus of academic publications and an online professional network.
On an unseasonably warm November weekend, people gathered on campus for a record clearing and expungement clinic organized by the Community College of Philadelphia Foundation. The event offered pro-bono legal consultations and support from community organizations providing social services, health care, financial services, and employment. There was free pizza from an award-winning shop , music, and even entertainment for kids.
As rapidly as the world changes, so does the need for higher education to train and develop the future workforce. Colleges and universities looking to stay in rhythm may learn something new from Gray Decision Intelligence’s latest prediction of the five academic programs set to shape the future of the sector. The higher education intelligence service’s annual presentation correctly predicted the rise of programs in data analytics and creative AI in 2021 and 2022, respectively.
Exclusive: Scott McDonald is looking at budget cuts and axing the organisations presence in up to 40 countries Why the financial crisis at the British Council matters as UK pushes soft power The British Council could disappear within a decade, harming the UKs global status and leaving an international vacuum to be filled by Russia and China, unless the government acts to save it, according to the councils leader.
Encouraging donations in cryptocurrency can open a new pool of donors, but some institutions are hesitant amid concerns about volatility and the regulatory environment. In 2023, Korean video game company WeMade pledged to donate the equivalent of onebillion Korean won ($695,988) in Wemix tokensa cryptocurrency linked to the blockchain platform of the same nameto Seoul National University.
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Encouraging donations in cryptocurrency can open a new pool of donors, but some institutions are hesitant amid concerns about volatility and the regulatory environment. In 2023, Korean video game company WeMade pledged to donate the equivalent of onebillion Korean won ($695,988) in Wemix tokensa cryptocurrency linked to the blockchain platform of the same nameto Seoul National University.
In a historic move for collegiate athletics, the NCAA has officially recognized women's wrestling as its 91st championship sport, marking a significant milestone for female athletes across the country. The decision, announced at the Association's annual Convention in Nashville, Tennessee, will culminate in the first-ever NCAA women's wrestling championship tournament in 2026.
The college admissions process is undergoing significant changes, driven by technological advances, evolving policies, and a shift in priorities. As students and families navigate this evolving landscape, its crucial to stay ahead of key trends shaping the way college applications are assessed in 2025-2026. From test-optional policies and AI-powered tools to a greater focus on holistic applications and career-oriented programs, these shifts are creating new opportunities for students to showcase
UK charity calls for positions of four weeks or longer to be banned to help close social mobility gap Young people from working-class or disadvantaged backgrounds are being locked out of careers by unpaid or low-paid internships that benefit middle-class graduates, according to a social mobility charity. Research by the Sutton Trust found that middle-class graduates made more use of internships as stepping stones into sectors such as finance or IT, even in cases where the internships paid nothin
Mental health challenges can push students to withdraw from college, often never to return. For those who do re-enroll, colleges and universities can pave a path for their success. In the past few years, more students have shared the toll their mental health can take on their academic pursuits. Recent surveys of students who left higher education prior to completing a credential or degree share that mental health challenges or stress are primary reasons why they discontinue their education.
According to a newly released report, community colleges miss out on at least $115 million in available Medicaid funding each year. Only 3% of community colleges bill Medicaid for services, despite 84% of community colleges likely being eligible for Medicaid reimbursement. The report, Increasing Student Support and Success by Boosting Medicaid Engagement, draws on data collected from a review of over 1,000 community colleges.
As an RA, one of the first challenges youll face in any group setting is creating an environment where participants feel comfortable and ready to engage. Whether youre hosting a floor meeting, team gathering, retreat, or any group activity, the success of the event often hinges on how well you set the stage for open.
In this episode of Changing Higher Ed, Drumm speaks with Scott Marshall, President and CEO of the Institute for Shipboard Education, about how Semester at Sea transforms students' lives and enhances institutional outcomes through innovative study abroad programming. What you'll gain from listening to this podcast: Study Abroad Impact: Discover how study abroad programs increase graduation rates and improve student GPAs.
CIPs popular two-week summer programs for high school age students with autism and learning differences are designed to encourage active learning, the development of friendships, and HAVING FUN! Students can gain an abundance of confidence and take a step further into your college and independent living experience while residing on one of our five highly-rated college campus locations and virtual options.
Dr. Kevin Lawrence Henry, Jr. Title: Associate Professor in the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Tenured: Yes Age: 36 Education: B.A., Political Science, Tulane University; Ph.D., Curriculum and Instruction, University of Wisconsin-Madison Career mentors: Dr. Gloria Ladson-Billings, Professor Emerita, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Dr.
Guest Post by Alexis Karakas, Residence Life Professional As a student staff member, you dedicate significant time to supporting your peers, learning on the job, and growing in ways that might not always be obvious. Whether you aim to pursue a career in student affairs, apply for an internship, or step into an entirely different.
by Kamilya Suleymenova and Emma Thirkell The landscape of higher education (HE) in the UK (but also more widely, in Western countries and across the globe) has significantly changed, driven by the massification and the following marketisation of HE studies ( Alves & Tomlinson, 2021 ; Molesworth et al , 2009 ). The predominance of particular governance structures and schools of thought shape the narrative further (as discussed by Marcia Devlin (2021) in her SRHE blog ) and create a deceptivel
At 7.9 million, total postsecondary enrollment in fall 2024 marks three consecutive years of growth and officially tops figures posted in 2019, according to a new report by the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center. The Current Term Enrollment Estimates report found fall enrollment grew by 4.5%, particularly due to increases at the undergraduate level across all sectors and regions of the United States.
Title: Assistant Professor of English, Department of English & Modern Languages, Anderson University (Indiana) Tenured: No Age: 32 Education: B.A., English Writing DePauw University; MA, Ministry Wesley Seminary, Indiana Wesleyan University; MFA, Creative Writing (Poetry) Butler University Career mentors: Prof. Mitchell L. H. Douglas, Indiana University - Indianapolis; Prof.
Guest Post by Benjamin Michael Dadzie, Residence Life Professional Implicit bias is something that we are mostly not aware of, but it happens in our everyday lives. These biases are buried deep in our everyday thinking and acting, and can also emerge in our residential communities. These hidden biases are sometimes inherent towards international student.
Labours recognition of soft powers intangible value should take in the crucial work of the British Council British Council could disappear within a decade, says chief executive Something is jarring when the foreign secretary, David Lammy, regards UK soft power as so important he establishes a council to promote the country globally, while one of the longstanding British institutions devoted to bolstering that power is on the verge of a form of bankruptcy.
High-risk gambling wasn’t on Amaura Kemmerer’s radar in 2008 when worked at Northeastern University’s wellness center. However, the rise of online sports betting platforms has created a pervasiveand oftentimes understatedissue for young adults, carrying potentially dire consequences for their mental health. “In the past couple of years colleges and universities have started to look more critically at what services they’re offering,” says Kemmerer, now the dire
The Dr. Melvin C. Terrell Educational Foundation has selected three master's students from diverse institutions across the United States for its 2024-2025 MCT Araceli Negrete Scholars program, with a focus on investigating student mental wellness in today's challenging environment. The scholars - Araceli Negrete from California State University Fullerton, Xavier Cason from Indiana State University, and Corey Earl Ballance, Jr. from North Carolina Central University - will conduct research on men
How Wealthy Universities Favor the Rich Josh Moody Tue, 01/21/2025 - 03:00 AM Documents released in an antitrust lawsuit show how some elite colleges gave well-connected applicants a leg up in admissions. Are these practices ongoing?
by Sarah Montano, Inci Toral and Sarah Percy Behind many academic success stories lies an untold narrative of invisible labour a hidden force driving progress but often overlooked or undervalued. From providing emotional support to sitting on committees, the silent effort sustains institutions yet leaves many working tirelessly in the background on non-promotable tasks.
Title: Chutes and Ladders: Falling Behind and Getting Ahead with the Simplified FAFSA Authors: Jonathan S. Lewis and Alyssa Stefanese Yates Source: uAspire Prior to the 2024-25 academic year, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) underwent significant changes, mandated by Congress through the FAFSA Simplification Act. A recent uAspire survey of 274 students, parents, counselors, and financial aid administrators.
Title: Assistant Professor of English, Department of English & Modern Languages, Anderson University (Indiana) Tenured: No Age: 32 Education: B.A., English Writing DePauw University; MA, Ministry Wesley Seminary, Indiana Wesleyan University; MFA, Creative Writing (Poetry) Butler University Career mentors: Prof. Mitchell L. H. Douglas, Indiana University - Indianapolis; Prof.
You know youre in Michigan when the weather goes from summer to winter faster than you can say “pumpkin spice latte.” Coming from a warm country, I can confirm: Holland, Michigan, is cold. When I moved here in August, downtown Holland, with its beach and the beautiful campus, was thriving in green and colorful hues. Fall arrived, and the leaves turned into a stunning palette of reds, oranges, and yellows.
Policymakers Are Recklessly Banning DEI Without Evidence sara.custer@in Tue, 01/21/2025 - 03:00 AM Taxpayers deserve decisions based on credible, research-based insights, says Shaun Harper.
Over the past year, Ive noticed an emerging trend in conversations about leadership in higher education. More and more people are saying something I never expected to hear so often: I thought I wanted to be a college president. I was on the path. Now I dont. Ive said it myself. Its not hard to understand whyyou might even be reading this as a college president.
Dr. Kevin Lawrence Henry, Jr. Title: Associate Professor in the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Tenured: Yes Age: 36 Education: B.A., Political Science, Tulane University; Ph.D., Curriculum and Instruction, University of Wisconsin-Madison Career mentors: Dr. Gloria Ladson-Billings, Professor Emerita, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Dr.
Paris gets a bad rap. It is quite a controversial cityironically similar in reputation to one of my favorite cities in the world, Portland, Oregonfor phrases like "dirty," "overrated," "expensive," "well, the people there." and more.
Study: Academic Alerts Slash Course Withdrawal Rates by 30% Johanna Alonso Wed, 01/22/2025 - 03:00 AM Most universities have systems to alert students to low grades or high absence rates, but theres been little evidence showing they change student outcomes. New research from Oklahoma State shows the notifications are worthwhile investments.
Summer is never too far away when youre a college student. Anticipation for our future careers spark questions about the three free months we have between spring and fall semesters. For many Hope students, its a time to relax, explore new opportunities, or dive deeper into personal growth. Some students hope to spend their summers at home, while others want an adventure.
Everyone with an interest in postsecondary enrollment or the health of the industry seems to be talking about research methodology these days. A 5.5% increase in first-year student enrollment was misreported as a 5% decline due to a data coding error announced by the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center. Professionals are frustrated that a thermometer for a feverish sector could have such an inaccurate reading; some maintain that a preliminary report created in response to a worldwid
Governor Maura Healey announced a bond bill that will be the largest proposed infrastructure investment in Massachusetts public higher education system in decades. An Act to Build Resilient Infrastructure to Generate Higher Education Transformation, or the BRIGHT Act, will include improvements to the campuses from better classrooms to more housing. Its going to create labs, facilities that meet the needs of today, including life sciences health facilities, housing development, art spaces, and mo
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