Featured Resource Center 2026 Student Success Impact Report Quick Wins, Lasting Impact — what 220 initiatives and five years of data show about what actually compounds
Blog The Real Risk of AI Isn’t Adoption—It’s Hesitation Higher ed doesn’t have to choose between speed and integrity. Learn how to move fast, reduce risk, and adopt AI responsibly with built-in trust.
Guide Beyond The Buzz: A Practical Guide to AI Use in Higher Ed This guide explores how to use AI responsibly, practically, and with purpose, framed around five key questions every higher ed leader should be asking today.
Blog The Hidden Cost of Disconnected Systems Why Unified Data and Integrated Workflows Are the Foundation of Student Success
Blog 5 Ways to Demonstrate ROI Before Budget Season Discover five ways to demonstrate student success ROI—tracking persistence, course completion, and graduation outcomes—to make a data-backed case before budget season.
Blog AI in Higher Ed: 3 Myths That Are Holding Us Back Unpack 3 common myths about AI in higher ed. Learn how Civitas Learning empowers institutions with trusted, practical, and human-centered AI.
Podcast The Next Practices Podcast: Stories From the Front Lines of Higher Ed Explore the Next Practices podcast by Civitas Learning, where higher ed leaders share real-world strategies, data-driven insights, and innovative practices that drive student success.
Podcast Improving Student Success with a Hub-and-Spoke Advising Model The University of North Dakota is transforming advising with a hub-and-spoke model, creating consistent support, stronger relationships, and higher retention.
Blog Not All AI Is Built for Higher Ed: 3 Questions to Cut Through the Hype With budgets tight, higher ed can’t waste time on generic AI. Ask these 3 questions to uncover solutions that deliver real student success.
Podcast Ensuring Your Team is Strategically Enabled to Use Technology Turn technology adoption into measurable impact. Learn how strategic enablement drives student success with Civitas Learning’s Stephanie Smith Euting.