Student success is a shared institutional commitment. Increasingly diverse student populations, mounting mental health concerns, and the exponential growth of digital information call for a reimagined approach to academic support—one that is proactive, personalized, and collaborative.
A simple declaration can open up space for community and pathways for action.
Partnering with technology experts who specialize in connectivity solutions for colleges and universities can help institutions meet the rapidly evolving needs of today's college students.
AI-related procurement is challenging due to the complexity of AI governance and the rapid pace of change of AI technologies. Procurement professionals can succeed by aligning practices with institutional AI strategy and working with solution providers committed to transparency.
In this episode, Jack and Cynthia welcome campus technology leaders from Canada. They discuss how Canadian institutions are navigating challenges around aligning data, AI, and cybersecurity.
Welcome to "Hotline: Cybersecurity and Privacy." This new monthly column will tackle the philosophical, moral, strategic, and organizational quandaries related to higher education cybersecurity, privacy, and data. This month, Mike answers your questions about required security training, trust, and procurement.
Cyberattacks, licensing limitations, and platform dependence are reshaping how libraries function. Brewster Kahle provides some context around these challenges, and a path toward sustainable access through local control.
Higher education institutions and consultants can get stuck in a "deliverable deadlock" of rigid, transactional engagements that impede lasting transformation. Breaking the cycle requires deep, intentional collaboration and strong internal structures to harness the value consultants create.
In this episode, hosts Sophie and Jenay chat about the 2025 EDUCAUSE Horizon Report | Teaching and Learning Edition with researchers and panelists Joanne Struch, Kathe Pelletier, and Nicole Muscanell.
The growing role of artificial intelligence in higher education calls for ethical standards that empower educators and students. The future of learning hinges on intentional AI integration.
