Category: Insights
How presidential elections impact philanthropy
Presidential elections can, in many instances, exert a positive influence on giving overall. They inspire us to donate our time and money to causes we believe in from the local to the federal level. They also serve as an opportunity to assess where we expend those resources when politics stop monopolizing our mindshare.
What the 2008 Recession tells us about the future of the adult degree completer market
For many degree completers, the thing that made them re-enroll was a major shift in life circumstances: a catalytic life event. But can a nationwide crisis like COVID-19 become a shared catalyst for millions of potential degree completers?
Q&A: Why one university brought data strategy into the cabinet
Read the Q&A with Jason Browning, Executive Director of Institutional Effectiveness at Dixie State University to learn how DSU elevated their campus data strategy through campus partnerships.
“Test-optional” will always be challenging, and it’s not your fault
Explore the challenges and questions colleges, students, and families must consider regarding “test-optional” policies.
3 Student Success Lessons That Power EAB’s “Moon Shot for Equity”
Milwaukee Area Technical College President Dr. Vicki Martin joins EAB Vice President of Partnerships, Tom Sugar, to talk about three lessons learned from Georgia State University’s success in erasing equity gaps–and how MATC is working with EAB to make similar systemic changes.
Uncovering the hallmarks of anti-racist institutions: Thought leaders we are reading, listening to, and following right now
Explore a curated list of the resources we are learning from right now for you to read, listen to, follow, and share with your colleagues.
Uncovering the hallmarks of anti-racist institutions: Thought leaders we are reading, listening to, and following right now
Explore a curated list of the resources we are learning from right now for you to read, listen to, follow, and share with your colleagues.
How to navigate an unexpected transition to admissions without test scores
Many colleges and universities have decided—out of necessity—to offer test-optional admissions for the first time for the fall of 2021. EAB has identified five guiding principles on how to transition to an admissions process without standardized test scores.
3 ways the spring 2021 semester will look different than fall 2020
Now that the start of the fall term has passed, many colleges and universities are turning their attention to spring. Read our expert insight to learn why the spring 2021 semester will be different for colleges and universities than the fall term—and how that impacts campus planning efforts.
What Liberal Arts Colleges Can Do to Stay Relevant
Denison University President Adam Weinberg joins the podcast to discuss the relevance and evolving role of liberal arts institutions in an era of increased specialization.
