The Cabrillo College Promise Program debuts this fall, offering local high school graduates the opportunity to take a year of college coursework without paying a dime of tuition. Books and other fees, such as parking and living expenses, are not included. More...

Omnicharge, the leader at the forefront of reliable and smart charging power, announced today a full distribution agreement with Tech Data, the world’s leading end-to-end distributor of technology products, services and solutions, of its suite of high-end product solutions. More...

Watermark announced that Digital Measures, the leading provider of a web-based faculty activity reporting solution, joined the Watermark family. More...

It feels like an ocean’s worth of ink has been dedicated to the rising cost of college. From press coverage to the latest public opinion polls to the drumbeat of proposals for “free college,” you could be forgiven for assum­ing that the only real problem with American higher education is the price tag. And cost is, indeed, a real issue. More...

Low pay for faculty and staff was cited by several presidents of the state's 25 public colleges and universities as they presented their fiscal year 2019 budgets Wednesday to the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education. More...

Lackawanna College head men’s and women’s soccer coach Rudy Roediger announced on Wednesday a revolutionary partnership with iSportsAnalysis, a company that provides sport performance analysis software and Global Positioning Systems. More...

Navient’s Money Under 35 is a national study conducted by Ipsos that provides a snapshot of how young adults are faring financially in the current economy. More...

That's the message a senior House Republican is sending to Pennsylvania's 14 state-owned universities and four, state-related universities now that the schools have gotten a funding bump in the $32.7 billion budget that Gov. Tom Wolf signed into law last week. More...

A recent discrimination suit brought by Asian-Americans, accusing Harvard University of favoring other racial and ethnic groups at their expense, raises fresh questions about this framework, involving both law and policy. More...

Fueled by a $950,000 funding allocation, the College of Staten Island (CSI) will build a new makerSpace, where artists, builders and entrepreneurs will be able to transform their ideas into tangible objects using the latest in high-tech tools and machinery. More...