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Energy Storage Took Off. Where Are the Degrees?
The energy storage industry is booming, but where are the new degrees? Explore how colleges are adapting programs to meet growing workforce demands.
October 29, 2026
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Pell Grants Are Changing. Do You Know What Happens to Your Students After Graduation?
New Pell Grant requirements put greater focus on student outcomes. See how workforce matching can help institutions measure employment, earnings, and ROI.
October 27, 2026
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Taming Your Dynamical Enrollment Data
Campuswide enrollment forecasts can hide costly program-level shifts. See how student advancement models sharpen financial forecasts and strategic planning.
October 15, 2026
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The Rise of the Hybrid Major: More Colleges Are Combining Programs
Colleges are combining existing courses to create innovative hybrid majors. Explore how interdisciplinary programs can unlock growth with less cost and risk.
October 9, 2026
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Beyond Gut Instinct: How to Build a Strong Business Case for a New Academic Program
Build a stronger case for new academic programs by connecting student demand, enrollment forecasts, workforce outcomes, competition, and financial viability.
September 17, 2026
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Course Companions as Paradigm-Shifting Innovations
AI course companions could reshape university teaching, expanding personalized student support while challenging long-standing academic models and workflows.
September 10, 2026
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Beyond Headcount: Why Low-Enrollment Programs Matter More Than You Think
Low enrollment doesn’t always mean low value. See why course economics, cross-enrollment, market demand, and mission matter before cutting programs too soon.
August 25, 2026
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Customized Learning Engagement for all your Students: at Scale with Low Cost
See how AI course companions can deliver personalized, 24/7 student engagement at scale while extending faculty capacity and keeping instructors in control.
August 18, 2026
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The Death of the Software Developer is Greatly Exaggerated
AI isn’t replacing software developers. New labor market data reveals rising demand, growing AI roles, and what these trends mean for academic planning and workforce alignment.
August 11, 2026