Higher Ed


Washington Update: Education and a Preview of the 2016 Election

During the primaries we received a glimpse of some the education and related policy positions or proposals of each of the two presumptive nominees.

Crime on Campus

Crime on campus has seen improvement on some fronts, but ground was lost on others where increases of 100 percent or more were seen.

Stepping Stones

Making the Most of Student Employees

Student employees are an important part of the success of a college or university, and by providing employment you will be contributing to students' overall academic performance and professional success.

Mind the Gap

Identify the difference between perceived and actual campus security

Maintaining Our Standards

We must avoid the snowball effect of bending the rules in our daily operations.

Educational interiors

Design for Today's Students

Educational interiors flex to meet new demands as students look for connectivity, mobility, interaction, comfort and collaboration.

Performance-Based Solutions

Consider safety when investigating performance-based facility design.

Green Guides

The University of Arizona streamlines information on opportunities for sustainability.

Building Controls

Get Smart

Building systems are acting more and more like social media, getting smarter, driving energy savings and customer satisfaction. Are you #connected?

Protect Your Brand

Fake admissions authorization websites, called "honeypots," pose a new and growing online threat to universities.

Health Sciences Teaching facilities

Preparing Students for Health Care Careers

Here's a look at how Cleveland State University administrators envisioned and built a state-of-the-art center where all health care students work, study and collaborate to create a diverse workforce.

classroom acoustics and audiovisual design

Active Learning and Case Study Classrooms

Evolving classroom styles drive acoustics and audiovisual design.

campus sports facilities

Sports Facilities

Administrators can use effective tools to keep their eye on the bottom line when they find themselves involved in designing new or undertaking improvements to existing campus sports facilities.

Zika in the United States

College and university officials in potentially affected regions of the country can take steps to prevent the spread of the mosquito-borne virus to their campus communities and surrounding neighborhoods.

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