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As higher education modernizes, universities and colleges have focused on improving access to services and enhancing the learning experience by transitioning to the cloud.

No matter where institutions are at in their digital journey, sustaining online learning programs--and ensuring their long-term viability--requires ongoing investment and smart financial planning. 

Administrators may find that embracing emerging trends in the payments industry can be one way to help their schools meet the needs of their student base, increase retention, and improve operations. 

In our previous post, Adapting to HEA Policy Shifts Under the New Administration, we looked at early signs of change in higher education policy. Now, we’re digging into what’s happened so far—and what may still be on the horizon. As HEA updates take shape, one

As higher education continues its digital evolution, more colleges and universities are turning to cloud-based applications. These modern solutions offer advantages that on-premise systems can’t match.

If your business has been trying to make its mark in the higher education market, understanding how procurement works can be a game-changer. That’s why we’re diving into the purchasing landscape of universities and colleges today—arming you with key insights and best practices to

As universities shape the future and prepare the next generation of leaders and innovators, it’s more important than ever to lead in adopting cutting-edge technology and digital transformation.

The Trump administration’s announcement that there will be a reduction or suspension of funding for university research has cast a new wave of uncertainty over a sector that is already grappling with demographic challenges.

The integration of AI into learning management systems (LMS) offers a world of possibilities, from streamlining administrative tasks to providing adaptive, personalized learning experiences.

Despite juggling coursework with jobs, today’s students face an impossible equation. Traditional employment, which accounts for nearly half of student workers, offers stability but often comes with rigid schedules that compete with academic demands.