Techno-News Blog. Employers in the manufacturing industry use credentials inconsistently, generally not relying on them as a major factor in hiring or promotion decisions, according to the results of a survey conducted by Workcred, an affiliate of the American National Standards Institute, and the Hollings Manufacturing Extension Partnership, an operating unit of the National Institute of Standards and Technology. More...
New York to resist Trump rollback of affirmative action in college admissions process
Techno-News Blog. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has directed that state’s universities to continue policies that promote diversity despite the Trump administration ruling that institutions don’t have to consider race in admissions decisions, according to the Northeast Public Radio. More...
For many college students, hunger 'makes it hard to focus'
As students enter college this fall, many will hunger for more than knowledge. Up to half of college students in recent published studies say they either are not getting enough to eat or are worried about it. More...
Texas students don’t gain much by taking college courses in high school
Educators long have touted the benefits of offering college courses in high school: the courses help more students get into college and speed them on their way to degrees so they can save on tuition. Now, a new Texas study suggests those benefits may be inflated. More...
Fairleigh Dickinson University selects Learning House
Fairleigh Dickinson University (FDU), today announced it has selected the Learning House, a leading academic program manager, as its partner in the development of at least 25 innovative online degree programs, ten of which are scheduled to rollout in the Fall of 2018. More...
Warren County Community College to ditch pricey textbooks for subscription model
They're often thick hardcovers, with bright, glossy pages you know will cost you a pretty penny. Many professors require the latest editions, and others request that students buy upwards of a dozen texts for a single class. More...
Pa. pays fired university VP's lawyer
Pennsylvania taxpayers are footing the $240,000 legal bill of a former state university administrator who was fired after an internal investigation substantiated allegations of financial impropriety and sexual misconduct toward students, according to a settlement agreement obtained by The Associated Press. More...
Columbia Land Trust secures money to buy South Tongue Point
The Columbia Land Trust has secured the funding to purchase about 90 acres of South Tongue Point for wildlife habitat and a living laboratory for Clatsop Community College. More...
UT-Dallas has built a top research university, and state incentives are making a difference
Life may be a journey, but never underestimate the value of the finish line. More...
How colleges can provide finance training to trustees
Answers to three big questions about providing boards with finance-oriented professional development. More...