By Rick Seltzer. The Council of Independent Colleges has been among the most bullish organizations when discussing the state of small private liberal arts colleges, but a heightened sense of concern underpinned much of the organization's annual Presidents Institute this year. More...
Shake-Up at Moody Bible Institute
By Scott Jaschik. The board of Moody Bible Institute, a prominent Bible college, announced a series of changes in senior leadership Wednesday night, Christianity Today reported. The president and chief operating officer have resigned, and the provost has retired. More...
Federal Judge Blocks Trump Order Killing DACA
By Scott Jaschik. A federal judge in California Tuesday night blocked President Trump's order killing the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, known as DACA, which has permitted about 800,000 young people -- many of them college students -- to remain in the United States although they lack permanent legal status to do so. President Obama created the program. More...
Second Attempt at Becoming a Nonprofit
By Ashley A. Smith. Grand Canyon University announces another attempt at converting to a nonprofit, with plans for its holding company to partner with other colleges. More...
Closing Gaps in Tennessee
By Ashley A. Smith. Despite tackling college access head-on, challenges remain in Tennessee as the state grapples with decreasing adult student enrollment and an achievement gap for African-American students. More...
Caution on Expanding Community College 4-Year Degrees
By Ashley A. Smith. Despite enthusiasm for four-year degrees offered by California community colleges, a state report calls for more time before expanding the programs. More...
4 Ways Universities Can Better Engage with Nontraditional Students
Techno-News Blog. Higher education institutions can leverage technologies and data to prepare learners for success. For colleges and universities to succeed today, treating nontraditional students as the norm is becoming quite important. More...
Liberty making a splash with new Daktronics displays
Liberty University continues a long-standing relationship with Daktronics (NASDAQ-DAKT) of Brookings, South Dakota, with the installation of two new LED video displays at Liberty Natatorium for aquatics events in Lynchburg, Virginia. Both displays were manufactured and installed this fall to elevate the live event experience for Flames fans. More...
Education critical in improving West Tennessee
The past few weeks in local education have shown there is something to look forward to in our upcoming generation currently earning their education in high school and college. More...
Legal pot won't change Hancock College drug testing
Only a handful of California's 114 community colleges run drug-testing programs for student-athletes, and Hancock College is one of them. More...