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It's Just Semantics when it comes to AI in Analytics

Have you heard of this thing called artificial intelligence (AI)? I wonder if anyone will speak on this topic at EDUCAUSE this year? I am kidding of course…. The impact of AI...

Can Your Institution Withstand Shocks to the System? Accreditors Want You to Prove It

While higher ed is slowly bouncing back from the pandemic, adjusting to the ‘new normal’ remains a challenge. This is apparent in the ongoing exodus ofcollege president...

Skills-based transcripts better demonstrate the value of degrees

Is a college degree still worth it? It’s the question that seems to be on everyone’s minds. That is because the hottest commodity in the labour market right now isn’t a...

Data-Informed Decision-Making in Higher Ed—Despite the IT Labor Shortage

It’s a paradox. The pressure to answer questions about enrollment, student success, and financial planning is at an all-time high, pushing higher ed leaders to rely more on...

5 ways higher ed can harness financial aid beyond just boosting yield

On most campuses, academic affairs and student services—but rarely other units—prioritize student success. Colleges and universities dedicate significant time and resources...

Financial Winter is Coming for Higher Ed, Despite Stimulus

The next few years will come straight out of “Game of Thrones” for universities. Many leaders project optimism and conduct business per usual while a select few recognize an...

How Strong Is the Relationship Between Your CFO and Provost?

In November, University of California, Riverside announced its hire of Elizabeth Watkins as its new provost and executive vice chancellor.

Here’s the truth about the campus budget crisis

With the fall semester behind us, recently released data is beginning to bring greater definition to the impact of the pandemic on colleges and universities and what...

A University's Data-Driven Response to COVID

Like with any significant moment in time, “Where were you in 2020?” will likely become a topic of conversation for higher ed leaders for years to come, quickly followed by,...

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