The New York Times Opinion section has a recurring prescription for higher education's soul crisis. It involves 26 students and a boondoggle to a cattle ranch in the California desert
Grad Plus is gone, international enrollment is down 30 percent, and most cabinets are finalizing budgets using the same assumptions they used five years ago.
The First Crack in Accreditation’s Institutional Lock-In
A reinterpretation of federal recognition rules could shorten the accreditor entry pathway from roughly five years to closer to three, raising the possibility of a more competitive oversight landscape
Part 2: When Satellite Campus Deals Actually Work, and When They Should Be Stopped
Here is how boards are judging campus acquisition deals now, the risks that surface after approval, and the tests leaders should apply before committing capital, governance, and credibility.