Risk & Insurance lost a friend, a long-time contributor and a Risk All Star when Jack Hampton passed away on June 13. We take a pause here to mourn his passing and celebrate his many accomplishments.

Risks affecting public schools, some of which were amplified by the pandemic, are accelerating to the degree that risk management experts are referring to them as “gray swans,” i.e., predictable but surprisingly severe risks.

United Educators’ Constance Neary reflects on the art and science of risk management as she approaches retirement.

With schools now re-opened, under-socialized children are acting out.

Two of society’s most vital sectors are feeling the constraints of the time.

Anytime we pursue an opportunity, we’re taking a risk. This hypothesis is visible in the three areas of risk management where I work.

This year, six brokers from across the brokerage field were named as the 2022 Education Power Broker winners. An additional two brokers were named as finalists.

United Educators’ president and CEO Janice Abraham shares her thoughts and opinions with Risk & Insurance.

As COVID-19 vaccinations became available to the public, the University of Arizona’s stalwart distribution site stepped up to serve its community.

Establishing a well-run enterprise risk management (ERM) program helps strengthen the safety of your campus community and helps lower institutions’ risk exposure.

Forward-thinking risk managers charged with strategic planning at colleges and universities could benefit from these reminders from Yogi Berra.

Bill Powell of Gallagher knows communication, trust and transparency go a long way in creating a successful broker career.

Senior leadership must begin to rethink youth protection by building systems that create a clear path of accountability.

Gallagher broker Jack Kurcab shares how he got his start in the industry, what the education sector can expect this year and more.

The latest court filings and cases that will have an impact on the risk management and insurance industry.

Business continuity planning can start with arts and science and business professors sitting down and designing a viable curriculum in terms of needs and wants. Leave their guns and swords outside the room. Work together.

The topic of litigation exposure that educational institutions may face over their handling of IEPs as the pandemic pushed so many into remote learning is building.

State legislatures have updated reporting guidelines around childhood sexual abuse and molestation claims. Now public schools are stepping up.

What can the U.S. higher education system learn anything from the British Royal Family? Apparently more than you think.

A long-time veteran of risk management for the public sector, Deborah Callahan shares insights on stopping sexual abuse in schools.