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The University Business Podcast — 28 episodes

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The Impending Federal Student Loan Drought - Can Institutional Loans Provide Relief?

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Ep. 21: Reframing quality in a changing credential economy

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Ep. 20: Why completion is not enough for community colleges

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Ep. 19: Leading the liberal arts in the age of AI

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Ep. 18: Reintroducing diversity in 2026

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Ep. 17: The fundamentals of a successful merger

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Ep.16: How academic leaders can fend off "chairflation"

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The Staffing Squeeze: How Campus Staff Are Staying Afloat

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Ep. 15: How microcredentials are fueling community college growth

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Ep.14: Here's how to better focus community colleges around the student

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Ep.13 How accreditation is adapting amid higher ed upheaval

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Ep. 12: Navigating the new age of higher ed philanthropy

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Welcome to the Tap-and-Go Campus: Enhancing Security, the Student Experience, and Operational Efficiencies

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Meeting the Needs of the Next Generation of Students: Shifting Cultural Norms, Sustainability, Diversity and Technology

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Ep. 11: Here is one promising way to unlock stopped-out learners

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Ep. 10: Jeff Dinski talks skills-based learning

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Student Survey Results: Transforming the Student Financial Experience to Meet Their Needs

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Ep. 9: Why supporting faculty mental health is enormous for classrooms

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Welcome to the Next-Gen Campus: Evolution in Motion

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Ep. 8: One way Trump may disrupt work-based learning—for the better

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Ep. 7: Building 'adaptive strategies' in state university systems

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The Future Role of Higher Ed Libraries Study Results on Student, Alumni & Family Needs

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Ep. 6: Why HSIs play a vital role for the U.S. economy

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Ep. 5: The 'revolution' in academic strategy is here

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Ep. 4: Why are student-athletes becoming 'gladiators'?

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Ep. 3: Why we must generate "good stress" in the classroom

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Ep. 2: Dissecting mistrust in higher education with Lynn Pasquerella

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Ep. 1: Why STEM needs the humanities—and vice versa