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While your faculty is planning new curricula and your students are setting academic goals for 2026, cybercriminals are setting resolutions of their own. They aren't focused on "self-care"; they are reviewing which... Read More

January is the month people finally schedule the appointments they've been putting off. The doctor, the dentist, the mechanic,we all prioritize preventive care because we know that while it's boring, it is... Read More

Just like millions of people take on "Dry January" to reset their personal habits, higher education institutions can benefit from a digital detox. Instead of giving up alcohol, this month is the perfect time to break... Read More

January is the month of institutional reinvention. Across campus, gyms are packed, syllabi are polished with renewed vigor, and planners are opened with genuine optimism. Then February arrives like a budget... Read More

A department chair at a mid-sized university spent one hour in late December auditing every technology tool her 30-person academic and administrative team used. What she discovered was staggering. Faculty were... Read More

Every January, higher-ed leaders get bombarded with bold predictions about "revolutionary" technologies that will reshape academia. By February, most IT teams, faculty and administrators are buried in buzzwords - AI,... Read More

You're three hours into a five-hour drive to visit family for the holidays when your child asks, "Can I use your laptop to play a game?" It seems harmless in the moment, after all, you're tired, you're traveling, and... Read More

We all have that drawer in our office, the one filled with old USB drives, tangled earbuds, and tech gadgets from conferences long past. Most "tech gifts" end up there, forgotten within weeks, gathering dust... Read More

The semester break is stressful enough, but if your institutional tech is sloppy, you're not just frustrating staff and students—you're creating security risks and failing audit requirements. Avoidable tech... Read More