Latest Happenings

Noodle, a leading provider of learning and marketing technology and services for universities, and ETS, a global education and talent solutions organization, today introduced the Graduate Enrollment Matching Service (GEMS) — a cost-effective solution that simplifies graduate student recruitment with comprehensive enrollment management.

In a move to enhance how universities approach learner operations, Noodle is proud to announce Noodle Manage (N. Manage), a powerful tool designed to help institutions optimize their strategies across the entire learner journey and improve operational efficiency.

Noodle is proud to be a sponsor and exhibitor at the 65th CGS Annual Meeting. As graduate education continues to evolve, we partner with universities to expand access, strengthen programs, and support student success through innovative solutions.

Noodle is proud to be an annual UPCEA sponsor and exhibitor at the UPCEA Marketing, Enrollment Management, and Student Success Conference. As institutions navigate an increasingly competitive landscape, we partner with universities to strengthen outreach, improve enrollment strategies, and support student success through innovative digital learning solutions. Our team works closely with campus leaders to build programs that are data-informed, student-centered, and designed for long-term impact. If you’re attending, we’d love to connect—stop by our booth to meet the team and learn how Noodle can support your goals.

Noodle is proud to be both a sponsor and exhibitor at the 2025 OLC Accelerate conference, a leading forum for advancing the future of digital and online learning. With a focus on collaboration, innovation, and learner-centered design, this event brings together a vibrant community of educators and technologists driving meaningful change in education. At Noodle, we work alongside institutions to design flexible, high-impact learning experiences that meet today’s evolving needs. We’re excited to support OLC Accelerate and the important work being done to shape more inclusive, accessible, and effective education for all.

Noodle is excited to be exhibiting at the AMA Symposium for the Marketing of Higher Education. This event brings together higher ed marketing and enrollment leaders to explore the latest trends, strategies, and tools shaping student recruitment and institutional branding. Stop by our booth to meet the Noodle team and learn how our tailored digital learning, marketing, and brand communications solutions can help your institution stand out, connect meaningfully with prospective students, and drive success. We can’t wait to connect!

Noodle is proud to be a sponsor of the P3 conference, a premier gathering of university leaders, policymakers, and industry partners focused on innovation and public-private collaboration in higher education. As a trusted partner in digital learning, Noodle supports institutions in building scalable, sustainable models that enhance student access, improve outcomes, and strengthen academic delivery through strategic partnerships. We believe that thoughtful collaboration between the public and private sectors is key to driving meaningful change across the education landscape. We’re excited to support this important conversation and connect with leaders who are shaping the future of higher ed.

Noodle is excited to be exhibiting at the 2025 CSWE Annual Program Meeting in Denver, Colorado, from October 23–26. As a leader in digital learning solutions, we’re looking forward to connecting with social work educators and institutional leaders who are shaping the future of the profession. This year’s theme, “Disability Justice and Disability Joy,” aligns with our commitment to creating more inclusive, accessible, and equitable learning experiences. Visit our booth to learn how Noodle’s expertise in online program development, strategic support, and technology innovation can help your institution expand impact and deliver meaningful outcomes for all learners.

The University Network Summit (UNS) brought together higher education leaders, policymakers, and innovators to discuss how institutions can collaborate at scale to improve capacity, enrollment, and student outcomes while reducing costs. UNS focused on reimagining public-private partnerships and fostering cross-institutional collaboration beyond traditional models. Key topics included the role of technology in driving innovation, the impact of shifting policy landscapes, and strategies for supporting the whole student. Organized into four tracks—Partnerships, Recruitment, The Whole Student, and Policy—UNS featured panels, workshops, and solution labs that offered actionable insights. Attendees also had opportunities to connect through curated networking events. Co-presented by Noodle and Huron, UNS emphasized the need for agile, resilient networks in higher education to adapt and thrive in a changing environment.

The symposium explored the future of public-private partnerships in higher education beyond the Online Program Manager (OPM) model. It brought together university leaders, consultants, practitioners, and journalists to discuss key issues such as student acquisition costs and regulations, tech infrastructure for online learning, and the transformative role of AI in reshaping higher ed. PostOPM aimed to foster insightful, high-level conversations that shaped the future of collaborative innovation.