Page Keller

Head of Academic Relations

When Budgets Break and Staff Disengage: Why Student Support Can’t Be Business as Usual

Higher education is facing a quiet but profound crisis. Budget cuts are sweeping across institutions, forcing tough decisions: job eliminations, unfilled vacancies, and suspended academic programs. At the same time, many faculty and staff are experiencing what some have called “the Great Detachment.” It's not always visible in resignation letters or protests. Instead, it shows up in diminished morale, emotional withdrawal, and a growing sense of disconnection from the work that once felt mission-driven.

When Budgets Shrink, Partnerships Should Grow: Rethinking Tutoring Support Through Public-Private Collaboration

In higher ed, the pressure is mounting—and the dollars are dwindling.According to a new survey ...

Why Business Schools Are Rewriting the Playbook on Student Support

At business schools across the country, a quiet revolution is taking place. From flagship state...

Nothing Changes If Nothing Changes: What Higher Ed Can Learn from Eras of Transformation

There was a time when chalk dust filled the air and faculty meetings debated whether whiteboards...

Building Academic Confidence Early: Knack’s Partnership with Union County

Middle school is more than a developmental milestone. It’s a defining moment. The habits, mindsets,...

How Peer Tutoring Helps Institutions Tackle Higher Ed’s Toughest Challenges

Higher education is facing mounting challenges that demand scalable, student-centered solutions. In...

Charleston’s Next Chapter in Student Success: Peer Learning Powered by Knack

At the College of Charleston, student success isn’t just a priority. It’s a community-wide...

UNH’s Playbook for Closing Gaps and Boosting Retention with Knack and EAB’s Navigate360

At the University of New Hampshire (UNH), student success isn’t left to chance. It’s coordinated,...

What Keeps Students in College? Belonging. Connection. Peer Support.

The Real Reason Students Leave

A student on the brink of dropping out rarely cites coursework...

When “College Ready” Isn’t Enough

Across the country, students are arriving on campus with AP credits and dual enrollment experience,...

Retention Isn’t a Mystery. It’s a Signal.

Nearly one in four first-year students doesn’t return for their second year of college. That’s the...

From Study Aid to Skill Builder: Why AI + Peer Tutoring Is a Powerful Combo

Rethinking Support in the Age of AI

Students today are navigating a very different learning...