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Has the Campus Workplace Changed Forever?

By Megan Zahneis

College leaders are trying different strategies to adapt to a new reality.

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BACKGROUNDER

Colleges Are Hiring. But Do People Want to Work There?

By Kevin R. McClure

Higher ed used to be insulated from the whims of the labor market. No more.

STUDENT SUCCESS

Colleges Are Trying to Re-Enroll Adult Learners Who Dropped Out. Here’s How It’s Going.

By Sahalie Donaldson

As undergraduate enrollment has declined during the pandemic, it’s urgent for colleges to reach older students.

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ACADEMIC FREEDOM

Florida’s Colleges Must Administer ‘Viewpoint Diversity’ Survey. Don’t Take It, Faculty Union Says.

By Chelsea Long

A federal judge denied an emergency request on Friday to halt the survey, which is required under a new state law championed by Republicans.

THE REVIEW

Testing, Testing, Testing

By Len Gutkin

Do the numbers lie?

Virtual Events: Tune In Live

STUDENT SUCCESS

How to Keep Student Success a Priority Through a Leadership Transition

UPCOMING: April 5 at 2 p.m., ET.
As one president steps down and another steps in, how can colleges ensure continued momentum on student-success efforts? A panel of experts convenes to share their thoughts. With Support From Ascendium. Register here.

MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY

Digital Transformation: Managing the People

UPCOMING: April 6 at 2 p.m., ET.
Colleges are pushing for digital transformation, but managing teams can dwarf the challenges posed by technology. In a 75-minute virtual forum, college leaders and CIOs share insights on managing teams and promoting a culture of collaboration and communication. With Support From AWS. Register here.

CAREER PREPARATION

Readying Students for Jobs of the Future

UPCOMING: April 7 at 2 p.m., ET.
The jobs of the future will demand different skills from new entrants in the job market. How can colleges use data to develop new, relevant programs and phase out those that have become obsolete? Our panel of experts shares insights in this coming virtual forum. With Support From Wiley University Services. Register here.

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ADVICE

Post-Covid, the Personal Is the Professional

By Kevin Gannon

Having experienced a more humane approach to work, why go back to the way things were before?

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