How to find the right time to connect with students
On the Cutting EDge podcast, Western Governors University's Jennie Sanders says proactive communication helps increase course completion.
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Educause’s data-governance plan pushes university transparency
Institutions should strive for centralized data governance units led by a chief data and analytics officer, a report suggests.
Data-informed policing solves marijuana mystery at Utah State
Police at Utah State University’s police department used data analyses to find the source of a marijuana smell that had riled the community.
How universities are using data to boost students’ well-being
On the Cutting EDge podcast, Butler University’s Bridget Yuhas says an assessment is giving universities real data on how students are doing.
Education Dept. urged to collect race data
Collecting more race and ethnicity data would help track the impact of a looming Supreme Court judgement on college admissions, advocates say.
Higher ed leaders brace for new reporting requirements
On the Cutting EDge podcast, Educause’s policy lead Jarrett Cummings says higher ed IT leaders need to be on the lookout for new federal reporting requirements.
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George Mason University wants to expand RPA group nationwide
On the Cutting EDge podcast, the founders of George Mason University’s RPA Initiative say the effort has nationwide potential.
Georgia Tech turns to data for institutional success
On the Cutting EDge podcast, Georgia Institute of Technology CIO Daren Hubbard explains how a focus on data will help the university grow.
UMass leans on hybrid orientation to fuel student success
On the Cutting EDge podcast, University of Massachusetts Amherst CIO Chris Misra says a hybrid student orientation program is fueling its approach to student success.
MIT reinstates SAT and ACT requirements to help predict student success
MIT will once again require prospective students to submit SAT or ACT scores after a two-year pause prompted by the pandemic.