About two dozen members of the Lee’s Summit R-7 School District Business Roundtable recently toured the district’s new Missouri Innovation Campus, which will open later this summer near Tudor and Ward roads. More...
The walls of Senior House, a dorm on the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s campus, are not composed of lifeless, cream-colored cinder blocks. Instead, they ooze passion and raw emotion, providing a concrete canvas for residents’ renderings of cartoon characters, inspirational phrases, and internal dialogues. More...
International students accepted to U.S. schools are planning to enroll at a similar rate as last year in most areas except the southern part of the country, especially Texas, according to data from 165 U.S. colleges and universities. More...
The hallmark of higher education is its ability to respond to and meet local needs. In Manatee and Sarasota counties, we have not just one institution, but a consortium of colleges designed to meet local higher education needs from employment-ready short-term certificates to graduate degrees. More...
College tuition will be more expensive for Washington students under the state budget passed last week, a departure from tuition freezes and cuts ordered by lawmakers in recent years. More...
The Turning Point USA chapter is challenging the college’s “Policy on Expressive Activity” in a federal lawsuit filed Wednesday at U.S. District Court in Detroit, according to Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys representing the organization. More...
Trevor Hull wakes up every morning and goes to a lab where he mixes chemicals together, using materials like lead and cadmium to synthesize other substances. A man who he calls his boss sometimes gives him directions and orders, and he’s paid on a bi-weekly basis. More...
Attorneys general from Pennsylvania, 17 other states and the District of Columbia are suing U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos and the U.S. Department of Education over a decision to forestall federal relief that was to take effect July 1 to protect college students from abusive loan practices. More...
After President Trump announced a temporary travel ban in January, academic leaders were swift to condemn it, and to warn that it would shut out some of the world’s most talented scholars. More...
This summer, eight faculty members from Guizhou University of Finance and Economics (GUFE) will spend July and August training in teaching methods and practices at Berkeley College. More...
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