Arizona State University, YouTube, and the video channel Crash Course are joining forces to offer online, transferable, credit-bearing courses that begin on YouTube. 

The trio is championing the initiative as one that provides open, low-cost, flexible access to higher education. Could the effort be the missing ingredient in engaging more learners on the margins?

Working adult students represent 40 percent of undergraduate enrollment. These learners are today's new college majority—and they're stepping up to demand different kinds of support from higher education institutions.

For the good of the economy, it's time for higher education to get more creative to help those pursuing college credentials outside of the traditional full-time model, writes the chancellor of the University of Massachusetts Global in this op-ed piece.

Racial and gender-based disparities in college-going rates disappear when students receive similar levels of academic preparation in high school, according to a new report by the Brookings Institution.

The findings highlight a potential path forward for college leaders who are eager for solutions to their enrollment challenges.