Emily Bamforth

A survey of more than 600 higher education leaders found that while universities are eager to deploy new technologies, pandemic-era budget woes hinder implementation.

Syracuse University had students register travel for spring semester through updated software, and one university leader said flexibility in approaching college travel will be key moving forward.

Tedious workflows and repetitive tasks are being automated at colleges and universities, leaving staff more time for authentic interactions with students.

Using CARES Act funding to finish a campus networking upgrade, CIO Theodore Laskaris said “it’s not going to ever look the way it did 14 months ago.”

The Northern California community college is restoring some online services after a ransomware attack during finals week, school officials said.

West Texas A&M President Walter Wendler said he may be “perpetually hoarse” after filming short videos for every student admitted for the fall 2021 semester.

Loyola University New Orleans leaders are modernizing decades-old information system by switching to a cloud-based solution from Ellucian.

Online students are now factored into the third wave of emergency relief funding, according to new guidance from the Education Department.

While students and faculty return to campus, university leaders aren’t immediately returning to the pre-pandemic status quo for all employees.

Blackboard recently released a free, online course based on insights from its accessibility tool, Blackboard Ally, which is used at more than 700 institutions.

Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm said the $17.3 million in new funding will “ignite the most creative and innovative ideas to solve our biggest problems.”

Common App continues to expand integration with third-party software so schools can more easily manage admissions processes at the roughly 900 colleges that accept the application.

National Student Clearinghouse data for spring 2021 shows enrollment in primarily online institutions for undergraduates is up, with a surge of part-time students.

The University of Connecticut is modernizing the university’s aging phone infrastructure, allowing callers to more easily navigate a university where faculty and staff are working from home.

Colleges and universities are increasing their use of hybrid and blended learning models, but students still prefer face-to-face learning.

The University of Montana is among the first to use a new data platform that administrators said will help track critical metrics, like student success.

A partnership, part of a $44 million Verizon initiative, will offer free, online courses to college students, with a focus on underrepresented populations.

Seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady is part of a new round of investment in Class, a tool suite that makes Zoom more user-friendly for instructors.

Ohio family doctors and pediatricians have been answering questions for a while now about the coronavirus vaccine for teenagers. Here’s what parents have been asking.

Notre Dame College’s Academic Support Center is now the Thrive Learning Center, and offers individualized mentorship and academic supports for students with ADHD and other learning differences. The goal is to extend support past the K-12 system.