Why is the war on cancer lasting a lifetime?
It's now 38 years after war was declared on cancer in 1971. University reseachers and their medical affiliates have been visible at the front. Here's information from the trenches as well as insight...
View ArticleMedical Research Roundup October 6, 2009
October 6, 2009. Medical-related research is bustling on U.S. campuses. The subject matter may sometimes upset the squeamish. But the potential benefits of reduced suffering and longer life are...
View ArticleToday's Campus Update - October 15, 2009
October 15, 2009. Editors' choice articles. Readers' choice interviews. What readers are saying. Risky Business. Upcoming conferences. Where Today's Campus staff will be attending.
View ArticleResearch Roundup October 20, 2009
October 20, 2009. Why? Why do entrepreneurial hotspots form? Greater intelligence doesn't equal better teamwork—with whom, why not? Why are bitemarks unreliable as perpetrator identification?...
View ArticleToday's Campus Update, November 4, 2009
November 4, 2009. Choice bits from recent online editions. Readers' choice articles. Editors' choice interviews. Four popular roundups. With a peek at the next magazine.
View ArticleToday's Campus Update November 16, 2009
Since August 1st we've welcomed 101,000 visitors who have viewed more than 330,000 pages on this site. Here are some choice morsels from recent online editions. Readers' choices. Editors' choices,...
View ArticleMedical Research November 19. 2009
November 19, 2009. Three more activities on U.S. campuses that could forecast medical breakthroughs. Cancer-proofing cells. Vaccines that prevent nicotine and drug addictions. Zebrafish re-grow lost...
View ArticleToday's Campus Update, December 1, 2009
Readers' recent top interview choices and perennial favorites. New features. What's a RoundUp? Campus photos. Conference notes.
View ArticleGingrich Library at Albright College in Reading, PA
Gingrich Library at Albright College in Reading, PA
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January 5, 2010. Interesting reading from 2009. Readers' favorites and editors' suggestions. Campus Photos, Crime on Campus, and more.
View ArticleToday's Campus Update January 18, 2010
The most popular online articles with readers this month. A don't-miss online suggestion from our editors. Previews of our next magazine. And more.
View ArticleResearch Roundup January 19, 2010
January 19, 2010 College and university campuses abound with promising medical research. In this Roundup are activities promising breakthroughs for stroke victims, spinal cord injuries, Alzheimers...
View ArticleToday's Campus Update-February 1, 2010
Retention Week begins Feb. 1. Read new articles and interviews on the topic on this site every day. Inside this update: January reader favorites. Highlights of the next magazine. And more.
View ArticleResearch Roundup, February 9, 2010
February 9, 2010 Research efforts worth noting on U.S. campuses. Breakthrough in faster, more secure wireless communications at Penn State. Spiderman is likely beetle-enabled. Faults and earthquake...
View ArticleToday's Campus Update February 18, 2010
February 18, 2010. Is Uncle Sam the Lender derailed on Capitol Hill? Retention Week reprise, if you missed it. Reader's favorite Q&As since August. Are next year's college applicants shopping...
View ArticleToday's Campus Update. March 22, 2010
Art Week begins March 22nd and continues all week. Read new articles and interviews on the topic every day. Inside this update: Recent Online Reader Favorites. Consumer marketeers you may want to...
View ArticleResearch Roundup
March 29, 2010. Research in service to marketing and sustainability. Also, the world's 12 hottest researchers.
View ArticleHow TMI affects decision making
Research Worth Noting with Karen West A handy fact from a study about the decisions people make and the way they make them.
View ArticleToday's Campus Update. April 16, 2010
Tuition sweet spot. Recent Online Reader Favorites. Excerpts from a survey of the U.S. college-buying public. Student loan Intelligence. Campus jobs: Who? Where?
View ArticleWhich came first, the Fulbright or the egg?
New + Notable by Tom Robinson. Why do two campuses, one in California and one in Florida, have more Fulbright scholars per capita than Harvard?
View ArticleSo Sue Me
Institutions and individuals duel over intellectual property in an environment reminiscent of Jack London's Klondike. By Jim Castagnera
View ArticleIntellectual Property Produces Smart Money
Some campuses on the Forbes list of research revenue producers were one-hit wonders, due to the invention of a super drug. Others earned their money with a series of smaller successes. By Tom Robinson
View ArticleYouTube: The top ten uses cited by experienced users
While YouTube has emerged as a marketing juggernaut for colleges and universities, many campuses are also discovering that the free video-sharing service has scores of other uses—all of which are also...
View ArticleThe Semantic Web: Your Web’s Smarter Younger Brother
New + Notable by Tom Robinson The Semantic Web is also known as Web 3.0 and the Data Web and the Deep Web. It's not artificial intelligence. This new iteration of web is, however, “smarter” in...
View ArticleToday's Campus Update. June 2010
Tuition sweet spot. Most popular recent articles. Key buying signals sent by college-shopping parents. Most popular recent interviews. Higher education's news favorite for busy people. And more.
View ArticleGenerational differences: myth or reality?
New + Notable by Tom Robinson Generations X and Y, Boomers, Millennials, the Tech Generation and The Me Generation are part of our lexicon and our marketing strategies. Should they be?
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Features ... A rookie college ranking debuts. Will it challenge U.S. News? Must big fundraising efforts result in little payoff? Can college be more affordable? What's happened to online higher...
View ArticleToday's Campus Update
A perfect storm of power politics and media noise has worked its way into higher education by way of the 'for-profit sector.' At the heart of it all is student loans. Most likely a business solution...
View ArticleTODAY'S CAMPUS HOSTS LIVE WEBCAST EVENT "GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT IMPLICATIONS" -...
YOU'RE INVITED! Join Today's Campus and a panel of higher education luminaries to discuss the topic of gainful employment.
View ArticleRecording of Today's Campus Webcast "Implications of Gainful Employment"...
Watch the recording of a luminary panel of higher education thought leaders from the August 12, 2011 Today's Campus Webcast "Implications of Gainful Employment".
View ArticleVideo Interview - Jen Howard, Director of Google Education
Who better to speak with than Google for information about how prospective students evaluate prospective colleges and universities on the web? After all, Google is at the top of the search engine world...
View ArticleRecording Available of Today's Campus Live Web Event - The Real Impact of...
Get your link to watch the recording of Today's Campus publisher and panel as they discuss exclusive, never before seen data!
View ArticleQ&A with Jeff Wendt: Do Not Click, , Do Not Click
Phil Ice is the Vice President of Research and Development for American Public University System. We spoke for a few minutes about the Gates Foundation grant on predictive analytics for which he is the...
View ArticleDisruptive Innovation, Online Learning and Autonomy
Clayton Christensen’s theory of disruptive innovation includes as one of its tenets that it is rare for leaders in an industry to maintain their dominant position once a disruptive innovation has run...
View ArticleRyan Busch Interviews Jessica Bothwell Kay and Ross Abramson from...
Think globally is something we should all consider as we develop learning content. Transperfect and Translations.com provide the resources to truly think globally about the language implications of...
View ArticleQ&A with Jeff Wendt: Do Not Click, , Do Not Click
Lou Pugliese and I spoke at EDUCAUSE 2011 and our conversation left me with the sense that his company functions more like a partner than an overbearing LMS heavy weight. Moodlerooms is definitely an...
View ArticleRyan Busch Interviews Nivine Megahed and Joselyn Zivin from National Louis...
According to Nivine Megahed, National Louis University (NLU) has a history of innovation. Even so, in September NLU became the first university to use the social coupon service Groupon as an enrollment...
View ArticleQ&A with Jeff Wendt: Do Not Click, , Do Not Click
We continue to discover a whole host of opportunities related to "the cloud". DuraSpace's DuraCloud service represents perhaps one of the most valuable innovations I've heard to date--particularly if...
View ArticleSolving the Student Debt Problem
Two-thirds of all students now borrow and the average amount borrowed spiked 5 percent in the last year alone, to approximately $25,000, while one in 10 students borrow in excess of $40,000. Meanwhile,...
View ArticleRyan Busch Interviews Joshua Sine, Director of New Student Services and...
Enrollment and admissions are in the cloud. No, seriously. I interviewed Joshua Sine about the work he's done at Dixie State College of Utah to improve efficiency in the process of working with new and...
View ArticleKeith Hampson Interviews Josh Keller on Interactive Graphics for Higher...
Josh, I’ve long been a fan of your information graphics that you’ve produced for the Chronicle. What do you see as the value and purpose for creating these kinds of materials for its readers?
View ArticleQ&A with Jeff Wendt: Do Not Click, , Do Not Click
LeadiD had a unique vision to allow Lead Buyers (Schools, Agencies, and Aggregators) and Lead Sellers (Organic Lead Providers, Call Centers and Aggregators) to operate in a trusted environment. The...
View ArticleQ&A with Jeff Wendt: Do Not Click, , Do Not Click
Does he really need an introduction? What’s a visit to Vegas without the King himself—Elvis! Elvis stopped by at APSCU 2012 to say hello, and even serenade us! We thank Elvis for stepping in front of...
View ArticleQ&A with Jeff Wendt: Jami Morshed, , Three Rivers Systems
At APSCU 2012, we were excited to have the opportunity to speak with Jami Morshed, Vice President of Global Sales and Marketing at Three Rivers Systems, touted as “The only truly disruptive academic...
View ArticleQ&A with Jeff Wendt: Do Not Click, , Do Not Click
We recently had the opportunity to speak with Trace Urdan with Wells Fargo Securities. As Trace sat down with us in Las Vegas, he discussed current events with us, including the government’s regulatory...
View ArticleQ&A with Jeff Wendt: Do Not Click, , Do Not Click
We had the opportunity to speak with Matt Pittinsky, CEO of Parchment, and the co-founder and former CEO of Blackboard. Motivated by education and lifelong learning, Pittinsky joined Parchment, a...
View ArticleQ&A with Jeff Wendt: Do Not Click, , Do Not Click
At APSCU 2012, we had the opportunity to sit down with Michael Burton, Vice President of Academic Services at Courseload. Focused on digitizing academic content, Courseload aims to progress the higher...
View ArticleQ&A with Jeff Wendt: Do Not Click, , Do Not Click
At APSCU 2012, we had the opportunity to speak with Jeff Marcus, founder of Ed-Impact Consulting. While Ed-Impact is a relatively new consulting operation, Jeff has been working in the field for 20...
View ArticleWhy Attitude is More Important Than Aptitude When Hiring a Student Researcher
When it comes to hiring a student researcher, an apprentice for your work, attitude can often be more important than aptitude. It matters less what your employees can do or what qualifications they...
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