At CalSouthern, the staff prides itself on being attuned to our learners’ needs and sensitive to the challenges they face as adult students.

Jacqueline Seabrooks, Chief of the Santa Monica Police Department, isn’t comfortable with the label “trailblazer.” It’s a trite term, clichéd, and Chief Seabrooks likes to deflect personal accolades, preferring to give credit to the department she leads and staying focused on the task at hand.

Online higher education is a lot of things. First and foremost, it’s flexible and convenient. Students can study on their own time and on their own schedules, without compromising their work and professional lives.

On the eve of Halloween, many young girls are choosing overtly sexy costumes. Imagine a 5-year-old dressing up like Rihanna. Scary... frightening... ghoulish, indeed.

The dire news about America’s student debt crisis just keeps on coming, seemingly on a weekly basis. Here’s a small sampling of a few of the alarming nuggets appearing in a collection of recently issued reports:

It’s no secret that cuts in state funding have had an enormous impact on California’s community colleges. Most notably, schools have had to dramatically pare back course offerings.

Soaring tuition costs and college affordability were featured topics in President Barack Obama’s recent State of the Union address. The cost of attending college has risen by nearly 500 percent in the last 25 years...

We in online higher education are proud of the alternative to traditional, brick-and-mortar institutions that we’ve worked so hard to establish. At CalSouthern, we’re especially proud of the proprietary distance learning methodology that we’ve refined over the 33 years since our university’s inception.

Once a shining alternative to expensive—exclusive, some would argue—private colleges and universities, the California State University system last week approved a nine percent tuition increase, its ninth hike increase in nine years, triggering a protest at CSU’s Long Beach, California headquarters.

Upon publishing their first book, mental health care professionals might find fame and fortune to be elusive. However, properly marketing and promoting one’s work can yield significant, tangible results.