University of New Orleans cuts over 70 positions

Listen to the article 4 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: The University of New Orleans has cut dozens of employee roles as it tries to recover from years of budget deficits and falling enrollment.  A university spokesperson confirmed Tuesday that UNO eliminated 72 positions across…

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Survey Finds Lasting Faith in Higher Ed with Critique

Varying Degrees 2024 is New America’s eighth annual survey on higher education.New AmericaAmericans still generally value higher education and support more investment from the state and federal government to make it more affordable, according to a new report from New America. “Varying Degrees 2024” — authored by senior policy analyst Sophie Nguyen, director Rachel Fishman,…

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How Universities Can Use Tech to Recruit Students

  And it’s not just competition among institutions for the best and brightest, either. Higher education increasingly needs to convince college-eligible students of the value of a postsecondary experience and degree, then persuade those students and their families to fork over the tens of thousands of dollars it costs to attend. It’s surprising, then, that…

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TRINEICE ROBINSON-MARTIN | Diverse: Issues In Higher Education

Dr. Trineice Robinson-MartinTrineice Robinson-Martin has been named chair of the ensemble department at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. She served as a faculty member at Princeton University. Robinson-Martin holds a bachelor’s degree in improvised music studies from San Jose State University and a Master of Music degree in jazz studies from Indiana University-Bloomington as…

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UK government rejects youth mobility scheme with Spain

Amid reports in The Telegraph that Starmer was considering a free movement deal proposed by the Spanish prime minister Pedro Sánchez, a government spokesperson told the paper that it was “not considering a youth mobility scheme”. Sánchez and Starmer were said to have discussed the proposals in a private meeting at the European Political Community…

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Why Are Universities Slow to Adopt Zero Trust?

Higher education institutions have been slower to adopt zero-trust principles than their peers in other industries, according to a new survey — findings that indicate colleges and universities are leaving themselves vulnerable to the continuing onslaught of cyberattacks. The 2024 CDW Cybersecurity Research Report polled IT professionals in education, government, private business and other fields…

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