Indiana University's "Sleep Great IU! Challenge" asked participants to record their sleeping habits for four weeks on personal online trackers. Afterwards, most participants reported increased energy levels and an increase in their ability to manage stress.
In a recent study, researchers found that increased institutional spending led to higher persistence in enrollment of students and to greater degree completion than tuition reductions.
Dubbed Blockcerts Wallet, the app allows students to share a tamper-proof diploma with employers, schools, friends or family.
Seven years after the service was launched, ScholarshipUniverse is finally getting the chance to be tested by more institutions than the one where it was created. Four schools, including Oregon State University, will be joining a "beta" network to act as advisory partners.
At Chapman University, students can buy and sell products with each other via a new online marketplace powered by Ulyngo.
Adams State University is streamlining the financial aid process for students and families with a digital award letter system from CampusLogic.
This fall, students at the University of North Texas have access to new tools for career development, searching for jobs and showcasing skills.
Cornell University has recently reorganized part of its provost's office to bring together faculty development and instructional technology.
Individuals can access a few resources on the project website, including an overview of the total investment in higher ed that draws from the National Postsecondary Student Aid Survey, U.S. Treasury reports for federal taxes, and other data.
Raise.me, a performance-based scholarship platform that helps high school students raise funding for college, is now open to community college students interested in transferring to four-year institutions.