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Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X, and Boomers Hold Divergent Views on Motherhood's Role

Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X, and Boomers Hold Divergent Views on Motherhood's Role

Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X, and Boomers Hold Divergent Views on Motherhood's Role
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HESS Consortium to Host National Conference in Louisville, Focusing on Technology Strategy

HESS Consortium to Host National Conference in Louisville, Focusing on Technology Strategy

The HESS Consortium is scheduled to host its National Conference in Louisville from November 16-18, 2026. Strata Information Group (SIG) will be sponsoring and attending the event. The conference aims to bring together institutions to discuss technology strategy. SIG, a company with experience working with over 1,000 institutions, will be present to engage in these discussions. The event provides a platform for professionals in the education and technology sectors to network and explore advancements and challenges in technology implementation within their respective organizations.
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Tonja Johnson Departs University of Alabama System to Lead Universities of Wisconsin

Tonja Johnson Departs University of Alabama System to Lead Universities of Wisconsin

Tonjanita “Tonja” L. Johnson, a native of Butler, Alabama, is set to become the 10th president of the Universities of Wisconsin system in January. The Wisconsin Board of Regents unanimously voted on October 30 to appoint Johnson, who has spent the last seven years with the University of Alabama System. Since 2019, Johnson has served as the senior vice chancellor for academic and student affairs for the UA System. In this role, she oversaw academic planning, program review, student success initiatives, and institutional research. She also acted as the primary liaison to the Board of Trustees committee on academic and student affairs and represented Alabama's public universities to government agencies and national organizations. Johnson earned her bachelor's and master's degrees in communication from the University of Alabama and holds a doctorate in urban higher education from Jackson State University. Her prior experience includes executive vice president and chief operating officer at the University of Te...
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How Mary Lyon Built a Pioneer in American Women's Education

How Mary Lyon Built a Pioneer in American Women's Education

Mount Holyoke College, located in South Hadley, Massachusetts, stands as a significant institution in the history of women's higher education in th...
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UMBC to Host Comprehensive Concur Travel and Expense Training for Campus Community

UMBC to Host Comprehensive Concur Travel and Expense Training for Campus Community

The University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) Division of Information Technology has announced a full-day training event titled 'Concur & Conquer: The Ultimate Travel & Expense Deep Dive.' Scheduled for January 13, 2027, in the Admin Building Lecture Hall, the event aims to help the campus community master travel, request, and expense reporting processes using the Concur system. The training will cover the entire lifecycle of a trip, from policy guidelines and initial system access to booking requests and final expense reconciliation. Attendees can choose to participate in specific sessions relevant to their roles, with topics including policy overviews, updates, and practical tips and tricks. Seating for the event is limited, and interested individuals are required to sign up in advance through individual event listings in the MyUMBC group, with registration opening on November 6, 2026.
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Kansas Women's Tennis Team Achieves Strong Wins at ITA Tournaments

Kansas Women's Tennis Team Achieves Strong Wins at ITA Tournaments

Kansas Women's Tennis Team Achieves Strong Wins at ITA Tournaments
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Brown University Renews Brian Moynihan's Term as Chancellor Through 2030

Brown University Renews Brian Moynihan's Term as Chancellor Through 2030

The Corporation of Brown University has re-elected Brian T. Moynihan, a 1981 Brown graduate and the Chair and CEO of Bank of America, to a second three-year term as the university's 22nd chancellor. His new term is set to begin on July 1, 2027, and will extend through June 2030. President Christina H. Paxson announced this renewal in a message to the Brown community on November 6. Moynihan, who has been a member of the Corporation since 2010, previously served six years as a trustee and eight years on the Board of Fellows before becoming chancellor in 2024. The chancellor role is a volunteer position that leads the 54-member Brown Corporation, which is responsible for policy matters, long-term planning, selecting the university president, approving faculty appointments, setting budgets, and approving strategic plans. Moynihan is currently co-chairing the Presidential Selection Committee as President Paxson concludes her final academic year.
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Cornell faculty approve no-confidence vote in school leaders

Cornell faculty approve no-confidence vote in school leaders

The non-binding vote sends a powerful message to Cornell's Board of Trustees and campus leaders.
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Wexner name to remain on Ohio State buildings despite Epstein-driven protests

Wexner name to remain on Ohio State buildings despite Epstein-driven protests

Retail magnate Les Wexner’s name won't be removed from several Ohio State University buildings after hundreds of complaints were lodged over his close association with the late sexual predator Jeffrey Epstein
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Cornell faculty senate declares no confidence in university leadership

Cornell faculty senate declares no confidence in university leadership

By Maria Tsvetkova NEW YORK, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Cornell University's faculty senate approved a resolution of no confidence on Friday in the administration's ability to handle what it has called a sexual assault crisis, after a former student sued the university for not protecting her from an alleged
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New limits on federal student loans are steering many borrowers toward private lenders

New limits on federal student loans are steering many borrowers toward private lenders

Borrowers around the country are turning to private lenders to help pay for college since the Trump administration imposed new limits on federal student loans
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California State University Long Beach Seeks Air Conditioning/Refrigeration Mechanic

California State University Long Beach Seeks Air Conditioning/Refrigeration Mechanic

California State University Long Beach Seeks Air Conditioning/Refrigeration Mechanic