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Inside a New AI-Focused Online Business Analytics Program
Villanova’s new online MS in business analytics program puts AI at the core of every course — part of a national shift in business education toward AI fluency.
Report: Global Employers Embrace Online Business Degrees, but U.S. Lags Behind
The 2025 GMAC Corporate Recruiters Survey showed a widespread embrace of online degrees, but not in the United States.
Another Major Business School Adds a Master’s in Management
The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School joins a growing number of business schools offering flexible, online programs tailored to non-business majors.
Graduates With These Business Degrees Are Projected to Land Jobs in 2025
MBA grads remain top earners in 2025, with employers projecting increased hiring and salaries across business degrees, according to GMAC’s latest Corporate Recruiters Survey.
Specialized Business Master’s Programs Show Strong Enrollment Growth
A new report by the influential accrediting institution AACSB found strong enrollment in specialized business master’s programs.
Akron Expands Free College Program
The University of Akron expanded income eligibility for its free college program for local students.
Video: The Student Body: Sleep in College
Healthline Medical Advisor Dr. Alana Biggers leads a conversation with six current students as they share sleep obstacles, learn about the effects of sleep loss and substances like alcohol, caffeine and amphetamines, and explore sleep solutions.
What Harvard’s Support of President Gay Signals About the Future of Campus Free Speech
After being grilled by Congress, Harvard’s support for its embattled president remains — and offers a glimpse into the lengths colleges will go to protect students’ right to free speech.
UVA Darden Reports Record Salaries for Its MBA Graduates
The University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business is the latest top U.S. business school to report rising salaries for its master of business administration graduates.