Inaugurated in January 2018, the new Spearman C. Godsey Science Center is both an eye-catching architectural statement and a modern scientific facility. PENETRON ADMIX was requested by the architect to help provide a reliable waterproofing solution. More...

Florida House leaders unveiled a proposed higher-education budget Tuesday that includes cuts designed to spur state universities and colleges to spend some of their reserve funds. More...

Community colleges across Missouri could offer four-year baccalaureate degrees in select programs instead of being limited to two-year associate degrees. More...

Gov. Mark Dayton urged skeptical lawmakers Tuesday to borrow $1.5 billion to fund overdue improvements to college campuses, water infrastructure and various other public construction projects, a request nearly twice as large as his administration estimated last month. More...

Chalk & Wire, the most trusted higher education assessment technology company, announced today that its learning recognition network, MyMantl, is now fully available for students, educators, employees and employers. More...

Blackboard and ReadSpeaker are furthering their partnership to help instructors worldwide improve the accessibility of course content for their students. Currently, ReadSpeaker is Blackboard’s exclusive text-to-speech provider that is fully integrated within Blackboard’s learning management systems, supporting Universal Design for Learning (UDL). More...

The American College Health Association (ACHA), the nation's principal advocate and leadership organization for college health, announces the release of its new toolkit, Addressing Sexual and Relationship Violence: A Trauma-Informed Approach. More...

When I was a student, I was pressured into having sex. Like many others, when it happened I believed the entire experience was my fault and wasn’t serious enough to share. I said no to him multiple times, but I still felt responsible. More...

With an increasing number of San Francisco’s students going to school hungry and leaving without a stable home to return to, The City’s education leaders are taking a stance on the issue by requiring educational institutions to “step up” in meeting students’ basic needs. More...

For Jefferson Community College President Ty A. Stone, the first 100 days of her tenure were about looking ahead to the college’s future. More...