A general studies degree is an undergraduate program that lets students build their degree from coursework across several academic fields — usually a general education core, one or two chosen emphasis areas, and electives — ra...
University of the Cumberlands recently welcomed K-12 librarians and media specialists from across Kentucky for its inaugural Library Connections event, a professional development opportunity designed to strengthen partnerships...
University of the Cumberlands showcases digital wallets and learning and employment records at SXSW EDU 2026, advancing verified skills and workforce readiness.
Excellent project management podcasts abound, creating a unique problem for aspiring listeners: How in the world is it possible to narrow down such a long list of options? It helps to get a sense for the best PMP podcasts curr...
Dr. Anumula, a recent graduate of the Ph.D. in information technology program at University of the Cumberlands, has received the 2026 Best Ph.D. Thesis Award from the International Universal Innovators Leadership Awards (IUILA...
Grad school awaits, and with it, the opportunity to level up your career as you achieve your most ambitious academic goals. If, however, you intend to work while you strive for your next big degree, remember, you don't need to...
Picking a major is one of the most challenging decisions you have to make as a college student. For the next four years, you will alter every routine you’ve ever established to better fit this subject. Now imagine doing it twi...
Being a resident and having an RA (resident assistant) working in the dorm may seem like a citizen/police relationship. I was a normal resident before I became an RA, so I get it. But truthfully, our goal is for it to be like ...
Dr. Elyson De La Cruz, adjunct professor at University of the Cumberlands and Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Imagine Believe Realize (IBR) was recognized as one of the Top 10 Information Security Professionals wo...
Entrepreneurship and business management overlap, but they solve different problems. Entrepreneurship is about creating a venture that doesn't exist yet; business management is about leading and improving one that already does...
