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PERRYSBURG — The search for a new president at Owens Community College continues.
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Higher ed is changing. Goldie Blumenstyk, a senior writer and Chronicle veteran, connects you with the people, trends, and ideas that are reshaping it.
AGB joined the higher education community in signing a letter to the Department of Labor asking for the Request for Information regarding the Trump administration’s Executive Order on “Combating Race and Sex Stereotyping” be withdrawn.
A number of colleges and universities across the country are opening searches that, if all goes to plan, will provide high-profile leaders to take them into a new era of fundraising, digitalization, sports and, increasingly the case, globalization – not to mention a pandemic.
The coronavirus pandemic has created a set of historic challenges for leaders in higher education.
Universities and the people and organizations that support them require the exercise of free will that promotes personal and shared responsibility.
AGB joined the higher education community in signing a letter to Education Secretary Betsy DeVos asking for an extension of the current suspension of payment and zero percent interest for federal student loan borrowers and the suspension of collections on defaulted loans during the pandemic.
AGB joined the higher education community in signing a letter to the Biden-Harris transition team on the Trump administration’s executive actions of concern to students, educators, and institutions that could be reversed by the Biden administration.
WASHINGTON, DC (November 16, 2020)—The Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges (AGB), the premier organization representing higher education governance, today announced the release of The New Realities for Public Higher Education Foundations.
AGB joined the higher education community in signing a letter to the U.S. Department of Labor expressing concern about its Interim Final Rule on H1-B Wage Issues.