2/4/21 – Andrews University Expands IT Capability for an Increasingly Technology-dependent Future with Dynamic Campus Outsourcing Partnership
Dynamic Campus, the nation’s largest vendor-neutral provider of technology outsourcing support and managed services for higher education institutions, announced their multi-year partnership with Andrews University—a private, Seventh-day Adventist institution of nearly 5,000 students who study Read More
2/2/21 – Growing in the midst of a pandemic: Greenville University
Surprising enrollment growth for Fall 2020. Positive Spring 2021 transfer rates. Record retention rates for Spring 2021. All for about $5,000 in the face of a global pandemic. Learn how small, rural, faith-based Greenville University Read More
12/7/20 – Watch the 2020 Higher Education Leadership Symposium sessions on demand
It's not too late to learn from higher education experts and leaders from across the country! The 2020 Higher Education Leadership Symposium may be a wrap, but that doesn't mean it's too late to Read More
09/22/20 – Charleston Southern University Partners with Dynamic Campus to Improve Service Levels and Ensure Success in 2020 and Beyond
Dynamic Campus, the nation’s largest vendor-agnostic provider of technology outsourcing support and managed services for higher education institutions, announced that Charleston Southern University (CSU)—a private, Christian institution of 3,459 students based in Charleston, S.C.—has selected Read More
09/15/20 – La Sierra University Partners with Dynamic Campus to Deliver IT Support Flexibility with Cost Certainty
Dynamic Campus, the nation’s largest vendor-agnostic provider of technology outsourcing support and managed services for higher education institutions, announced that La Sierra University—an approximately 2,200 student Seventh-day Adventist institution of undergraduate and graduate studies in Read More
7/14/20 – Webcast | Fall 2020: How smaller, faith-based institutions are preparing
Institutions of all sizes and geographies are equally uncertain about what lies ahead this fall, but the margin of error is slimmer for the many smaller private institutions that welcome students back in 45 Read More
5/20/20 – CFO Webinar: How to cut $500K or more in technology costs—while improving resiliency and service
Given the massive impact of the coronavirus on higher education, you’re under immense pressure to cut costs quickly without impacting your ability to meet stakeholder expectations and fulfill your mission. You also need to ensure Read More
4/20/20 – Identifying and avoiding social engineering attacks while working from home [infographic]
David Kennedy, a cybersecurity consultant, says his company has seen a "more than 500 percent increase in [cybersecurity] attacks directly related to work from home individuals" as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic. Download and Read More