Jim Long

Big update alert! Our Religious University Survivability Map just got a fresh new coat of digital paint—and by that, I mean we corrected the coordinates for a bunch of wandering universities that were previously floating somewhere between “vaguely Midwest” and “possibly Bermuda.” But that’s not all: We’ve

In a surprise plot twist worthy of a daytime soap, 90 universities previously missing from our interactive survivability map have been located and returned to their rightful place in the collegiate cosmos. No ransom was paid, but several spreadsheets were wrestled into submission. Check out the updated map here! First

The national map of private universities has just been updated — and we’re excited to share what’s new, why it matters, and how you can help shape the future of this project. 🎯 Why the Update? This update includes important changes to improve the accuracy and reliability of the data.

As the higher education landscape confronts the realities of the enrollment cliff, many faith-based universities face unprecedented financial and demographic pressures. This presentation offers a data-driven evaluation of institutional survivability across private, not-for-profit, religiously affiliated universities, with a particular focus on differences by denomination. Originally a skeptic of the enrollment

As the higher education landscape confronts the realities of the enrollment cliff, many faith-based universities face unprecedented financial and demographic pressures. This presentation offers a data-driven evaluation of institutional survivability across private, not-for-profit, religiously affiliated universities, with a particular focus on differences by denomination. Originally a skeptic of the enrollment