Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI) and Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company, today announced an exploratory transportation project to optimize traffic flows for bus ridership and utilize data analytics to improve navigation at Texas A&M University through Aruba Wireless and Data Analytics. More...

Therefore, we try, try and try again before we experience success. The recent bipartisan support for a year-round Pell Grant provides us an opportunity to get it right for many students, especially those attending part time and with fewer financial resources. More...

Investing in economic development can be a good choice for a government that wants to grow jobs. More...

New software for catalog and curriculum management will bring greater efficiency to three additional schools in the California State University system following their purchase of Acalog and Curriculog from Digarc. More...

Planning ahead is key to helping your students stay ahead. With the approach of another term, student affairs offices are focused on connecting students with resources dedicated to their success. More...

They are educating the next generation of the Valley workforce. With 250,000 students—about 70 percent people of color and more than half of them women—community colleges in Silicon Valley and surrounding areas serve a diverse talent pool of potential engineers, computer scientists, bio-tech researchers and advanced manufacturing technicians. More...

Should public colleges and universities get a funding boost for helping students graduate — especially the economically disadvantaged and those going into high-demand jobs. More...

Despite the governor’s veto of a wide-ranging higher-education policy bill, Senate President Joe Negron said Wednesday that many of the initiatives embedded in the legislation, including an expansion of Bright Futures scholarships, will still benefit state university and college students as fall terms begin next month. More...

For Quinn Grossman, a Hollywood comedy centered around the sky-high cost of attending college was relatable even before he saw Will Ferrell rip off his sweater in “The House” to reveal a blue-and-orange T-shirt emblazoned with the name of Grossman’s school. More...

We were more than halfway through the semester when a law student stopped by my office. I invited her in. "I don't know how to say this," she hesitated. "This class has brought up so much for me — stuff I never dealt with when it happened, and don't want to think about now." Tears fell down her cheeks. More...