Published by The Chronicle of Higher Education
A&S Principals Richard Hesel and David Strauss discuss the role of tenure on the college campus and the influence tenured faculty can have on an institution’s reputation in the market.
Top-Ranked Colleges Spend Their Money Differently From the Rest. Here's How.
Published by The Chronicle of Higher Education
A&S Principal Richard Hesel suggests, “Greater participation from both public and private colleges could also yield important knowledge about the challenges facing different types of institutions.”
At a Time of Change, These Baptist Colleges Are Staying the Course
Published by The Chronicle of Higher Education
How can faith-based institutions generate a competitive advantage in a shrinking market? A&S Principal Craig Goebel suggests adapting a unique position beyond religion.
What Prospective Students Hear When We Say “Liberal Arts”
Published by AAC&U News
Check out Art & Science Group's studentPOLL research on the liberal arts, featured in AAC&U's October "Facts & Figures" newsletter.
Tokyo, Nike And Katy Perry Changed Their Names; Is It Liberal Arts' Turn, Too?
Published by Forbes
While some suggest renaming the liberal arts, A&S Principal Craig Goebel counters that the name change alone won’t improve the appeal.
La Salle University’s Tuition Reset Boosts Enrollment While Skeptics Question Strategy – New Coverage
Published by Debtwire
While many colleges are attempting tuition resets as a method for boosting enrollment, pricing strategist Craig Goebel argues that unique positioning strategies often have a more influential and long-term impact.
Poll Suggests Challenges for Liberal Arts Colleges
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.