Liberal-Arts Colleges Should Take Initiative in Defining Themselves, Survey Suggests
Published by The Chronicle of Higher Education
New studentPOLL research conducted by Art & Science Group and ACT explores the challenges institutions face when they attempt to use their commitment to the liberal arts as the basis for a distinctive value proposition.
Time to Reset Tuition?
Published by Inside Higher Ed
Analyzing tuition strategy through a research-based approach is essential for understanding each school's unique market.
How to Make Strategic Big Bets
Published by The Chronicle of Higher Education
Wake Forest implemented a bold, strategic initiative: Wake Downtown, an urban science and innovation quarter that is setting them apart from the competition.
Can a Small College Close to Reinvent Itself?
Published by The Chronicle of Higher Education
Agnes Scott College is featured as an example of successful innovation and "re-engineering" by building a distinctive platform.
Real-World Experience and the Liberal Arts
Published by Inside Higher Ed
Furman University implemented strategic initiatives to differentiate itself as a liberal arts college, resulting in powerful new programs and enrollment improvements.
Sweet Briar's Incomplete Recovery
Published by Inside Higher Ed
A&S Principal David Strauss comments on the challenging market and circumstances that Sweet Briar College faces.
Elevator Pitch for a Women's College: Revamp Curriculum, Attract Students
Published by The Chronicle of Higher Education
Agnes Scott has made significant investments in overhauling their curriculum to focus on leadership and global awareness. As a result, the College has attracted the largest first-year class in its history.
College, Rank, and File: How Much do College Rankings Matter?
Published by Columbia Daily Spectator
The Columbia Spectator examines the influence of college rankings on institutions and the subsequent impact on student choice.
University of Virginia is Falling Behind its Competitors, Consultants Warn in Report
Published by The Washington Post
Art & Science Group advises U-Va on a long-term strategy to differentiate itself from competitors and to promote thoughtful and substantive innovation.