Infosec in higher ed is about more than keeping secrets

Now named a Center of Academic Excellence, Long Beach City College is helping fill a workforce gap that one educator called "almost laughable."

Commentary: Administrators should stop putting off  IT security, and build a comprehensive plan today, says edWeb.net’s Stacey Pusey.

Hundreds of organizations celebrated the coding event this year, but North Dakota officials say they their state pulled off a unique feat.

Administrators say a new intent-based network securely and efficiently meets needs across the entire campus.

Many small, independent colleges will now have access to a wider variety of courses at discounted prices.

One of the most powerful computing clusters owned by an American university has attracted at least a few opportunistic students.

The new program is less about coding, organizers say, and more about "designing the human experience."

A new app for the Free Application For Student Aid is simplifying a process that has historically aggravated users, the education secretary said.

The programs, one for students and the other for companies with products already under development, each have 10 spots up for grabs.

University of Michigan CIO Ravi Pendse says the illegal activity can disrupt computer systems and amounts to theft of university resources.