Reading Time: 4 minutesAt Cengage, our events provide us with a truly unique opportunity. Not only do we have a chance to share meaningful connections and experiences with members of the higher ed community, but we get to learn about and explore new topics. This past Constitution Day, we hosted an event with Blinn Community College at Texas […]
Reading Time: < 1 minuteHigher ed enrollment is 15% below its 2010–2011 peak — and all signs currently point to this decline continuing beyond 2025. With fewer students opting for traditional higher ed, and more shifting toward an education aligned with job preparedness, institutions are beginning to rethink their enrollment approaches, shifting toward more creative and innovative methods. So, […]
Reading Time: 2 minutes2025 higher ed graduates are navigating a challenging job market, with shrinking job opportunities and mounting degree requirements resulting in the tightest entry-level labor market in five years. Now in its fifth year, our 2025 Employability Report surveyed 865 full-time hiring managers, 971 recent graduates and, for the first time, 698 post-secondary instructors across the […]
Reading Time: 5 minutesFred Kleiner has authored Cengage’s canonical art history title, “Gardner’s Art through the Ages: A Global History” for the past six editions. And now, we’d like to introduce ourselves as its four new co-authors. We’re all eagerly working to revise and reframe this title to match many of the current directions in the art history […]
Reading Time: 3 minutesAs an artist, educator, writer and passionate advocate for the power of visual culture, I’ve dedicated the past several decades to making, teaching and writing about art. More importantly, I’ve helped others discover their own connection to creativity. A career rooted in creativity As a painter, I’ve exhibited my work in galleries and museums across […]
Reading Time: 3 minutesAs an educator and advocate for evidence-based nutrition, I’m thrilled to introduce both the 17th edition of the best-selling text, “Nutrition: Concepts & Controversies,” and myself as its newest author. This edition marks a pivotal shift in how we teach, learn and live nutrition — not just as a science, but as a lifelong journey […]
Reading Time: 3 minutesTeaching community college students is indeed akin to nurturing a diverse garden. Each plant represents a unique student with their own set of life circumstances, strengths, and challenges. Just as a gardener must understand the specific needs of every plant to foster healthy growth, educators must delve into the intricate layers of their students’ experiences […]
Reading Time: 4 minutesPolitical science is a dynamic and exciting field with many equally exciting career opportunities for college graduates. And according to the U.S. Department of Education’s National Center for Education Statistics, the median salary in 2018 for all 25- to 29-year-olds with a bachelor’s degree in political science was $50,600 — the overall average for all […]
