Scholars, sitting presidents, practitioners, and higher education leaders gathered virtually for the Black Leadership Across Campuses Summit, focusing on what organizers called the “health and well-being” of historically Black colleges and universities at a pivotal and politically turbulent moment for the sector.
By the numbers, every Ohio State University president in the past two decades left the school better than they found it.
Following the shock and confusion of former President Walter “Ted” Carter Jr.’s sudden resignation, the Ohio State community faces the question: “What’s next?”
When Ohio State University President Ted Carter resigned on Monday after admitting he had allowed a podcaster and entrepreneur “inappropriate access to Ohio State leadership” to advance her private business interests, the reaction across higher education was familiar…
Western Technical College has officially begun searching for its next president after President Roger Stanford announced his retirement plans last fall.
The Western Technical College (WTC) District Board has started the search for its next president.
In the March 2026 issue of Higher Ed Risk, AGB President and CEO Ross Mugler contributes a guest column.
Commissioner appoints working group to help review applications.
Legislation that would change the way Virginia’s public universities are governed is nearing the finish line.
On the latest episode of Trusted Voices, Erin Hennessy joins Teresa Valerio Parrot to break down the upcoming 2026 Survey of College and University Presidents from Inside Higher Ed.
Abigail Crocker, a first-year student at Hampshire College, is starting to think about backup plans just in case her school shutters before she graduates.
The 23-acre Concord campus is covered in red brick buildings, monuments to its former glory. They sit mostly empty – for now.
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