A recent Educause poll shows that a majority of institutions are facing legal challenges related to digital accessibility.

Educause is seeking changes to the White House's proposed cybersecurity requirements for federally funded research projects.

On the Cutting EDge podcast, Harvard’s digital accessibility lead says the “proof will certainly be in the pudding” on new standards changes.

On the Cutting EDge podcast, Educause’s Kathe Pelletier explains how the higher ed group puts together its annual Horizon report.

Non-degree credentials and certificates have been offered by colleges for years, but few programs are well-established, a survey found.

Learning is not just online, in-person or hybrid anymore — it's all three, according to a new resource on multimodal learning from Educause.

As colleges embrace more advanced technology, IT leaders must consider sustainability in planning and decision-making, a report says.

A survey of college IT staff conducted by Educause suggests attitudes toward generative AI are changing rapidly for the better.

The Education Department's expanded definition of "third-party servicers" and new reporting requirements should be put on ice, 2U's lawyers argue.

More than half of institutions polled were unaware of the U.S. Department of Education's new "third-party servicers" guidance.