EAB Daily Briefing

Simple economic incentives encourage students to cheat, so the practice is unlikely to abate anytime soon without a major system overhaul, Carol Poster writes for Inside Higher Ed. More

Higher education leaders shared insights on the industry in seven-minute increments at SXSWedu in Austin this week. More

While tuition has been increasing at colleges and universities across the country, the rise has coincided with numerous economic factors also keeping college out of reach for many families, Jeffrey Selingo writes for the Washington Post's "Grade Point." More

Strong professional networks and self-confidence help women advance in their careers, Neena Shukla writes for Virginia Business. More

The president of the University of Maryland University College says the new analytics office is paying off—and he offers key lessons for launching your own analytics team, too. More

Marketing aimed at college-age students must provide consumers a genuine experience from a people-first perspective, Clare Lane writes for Ragan's PR Daily. More

Stanford University will establish guidelines for renaming buildings and spaces that honor controversial figures, in today's bite-sized higher education roundup from California, New York, and Tennessee. More