An aging cohort of college presidents, some of whom postponed retirements in the spring, could be contributing to a flurry of departure plans announced this fall…
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WASHINGTON, DC (October 1, 2020)—The Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges (AGB), the premier organization representing higher education governance, has officially opened registration for its three flagship events in 2021: the Foundation Leadership Forum, the Board Professionals Conference, and the National Conference on Trusteeship.
AGB joined the higher education community in signing a letter to Education Secretary…
WASHINGTON, DC (September 28, 2020)—We are passionate about treating everyone we encounter with dignity and respect. We believe that this will make the world a better place. By doing so, we will create a sense of belonging and make others feel valued and seen …
Community Letter to Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf on the Proposed HSAC Academic Subcommittee
AGB joined the higher education community in signing a letter to Homeland Security…
When Republicans seized control of both chambers of North Carolina’s General Assembly, in 2010, for the first time in more than a century, they quickly set about remaking a politically moderate state that Barack Obama had carried in the presidential election just two years earlier…
A Chronicle investigation explores the perils of politicized trusteeship and offers an unprecedented analysis of how and why it happens…
Now more than ever, colleges and universities are tasked with affirming their unique value to students, families, and the public…
New survey data from the American College Health Association suggest colleges are decreasing their funding to health services, keeping residence halls open and varying widely with regard to testing…