As the cost of higher education continues to climb, state support for public colleges barely grew between the last two fiscal years, according to an annual survey. More...

On Tuesday, the University of Guam Endowment Foundation and UOG announced that more than $20,000 was raised in the inaugural “G is for Giving” Campaign. More...

The people who run the high-speed internet network that connects many of Idaho’s universities, research institutions and Idaho National Laboratory want to expand their network’s capacity, but the governor is not recommending the state pay for it as hoped. More...

Is the perfect storm heading directly for our colleges and universities? They are confronted with declining enrollment, declining ability to pay (tuitions rising faster than family incomes, which are generally stagnant), declining support from state and federal governments and, lastly, declining donations and endowments. Title IV also limits the options for financially distressed educational institutions. More...

The battle between the Trump administration and California over the Golden State’s new “sanctuary state” law appears to be heating up. More...

Students displaced by Hurricane Maria are invited to apply for temporary admission to Carthage College while Puerto Rico rebuilds from the massive September storm. More...

Public and private schools in western Montgomery County and across Pennsylvania, their students and families, and local businesses all could benefit from a proposed increase in funding limits for two popular education tax credit programs, state House representatives proposed Wednesday (Jan. 18, 2018) during a press conference staged at Pope John Paul II High School. More...

Gone are the bulky, black-framed doors and overcrowded floor plan; now stands an all-glass storefront allowing students and the university community to peer into the remodeled market as they stroll through the first floor of the University Center. More...

Kirtland Community College's main campus in Grayling sits along I-75 and has space to expand. More...

Kent Fuchs, the president of the University of Florida, was in the living room of his stately campus residence last fall when he saw the first televised images of a parade of terror unfolding in another college town further north. More...