With $1.5 trillion in college debt weighing down the economic trajectories of young Americans, many high school students and their families are considering career pathways over traditional liberal arts education.
Boulder, Colorado-based Techtonic plans to expand its paid tech apprenticeship program with a fundraising round lead by a Baltimore private equity firm.
Ryan Craig helps Gen Z and Millennials see the alternatives to traditional college. Aaron Brown explores why college is somewhat broken, lucrative careers in coding...
Does a four-year degree still deliver value?
UiPath might be a long way from putting a robot in the hands of every American worker, but the company is putting one in the hands of 800 undergraduate business majors and minors at the College of William & Mary.
In a press conference on October 15, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced congressional Democrats' plan to reauthorize the country's main federal higher education law for the first time in over a decade.
I often get asked what themes I see coming out of EDUCAUSE. The last few years, the theme has been "there is no theme," perhaps reflecting the fact that ed tech hype has been in remission.
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technologies that are poised to generate significant social impact and are aligned
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An industry emerges to issue loans to international students. Interest rates are high, but the companies say they are filling an unmet need and expanding access.
House Democrats yesterday introduced major legislation to reauthorize the landmark Higher Education Act. Although reauthorization is...
