By Stefanie Botelho. Before receiving approval to build a new five-story dormitory on campus, Concordia University will first have to do some homework. More...
By Stefanie Botelho. As Chicago State University senior Charles Preston plans his future, he's contending with a unique variable most other college students will never face: the possibility that his school will close before he can finish his degree. More...
By Stefanie Botelho. Virginians who want to know where their state tax dollars are going, and families concerned about what their tuition money pays for, may be surprised at the answers they get to these questions from Virginia Polytechnic Institute. More...
By Stefanie Botelho. A group of New Jersey college presidents voted Monday to tell the state they oppose proposals by two North Jersey community colleges to confer bachelor's degrees in nursing. More...
By Stefanie Botelho. Reeher LLC, developers of the Reeher Platform, a shared fundraising management platform that is transforming the way colleges and universities raise money, has introduced a new best practice module – Donor Discovery – to further help higher education institutions fundraise more effectively. More...
By Stefanie Botelho. GED Testing Service announces a recalibration to the GED test passing score and the addition of two new performance levels. In most states the passing score for high school equivalency is moving from 150 to 145. More...
By Stefanie Botelho. New buildings at community colleges provide fertile ground for campuses to not only integrate technology to save energy and money, they also provide hands-on learning experiences for students and instructors. More...
By Stefanie Botelho. “Marketing” used to be a dirty word in higher education circles.
Not anymore. Facing a declining pool of high school graduates, colleges and universities are ramping up their marketing efforts, boosting some area agencies in the process. More...
By Stefanie Botelho. Ohio University's student-led newspaper, The Post, emulates the nation's best publications in covering news and holding public institutions accountable. As of next fall, it will adopt another increasingly common industry practice: Printing fewer newspapers. More...
By Stefanie Botelho. For public colleges and universities across the US, state funding is a critical lifeline—and one that in the past typically far outpaced federal investment. But the recession forced many states to slash the amount of money they put in higher education, one of the largest categories in most state budgets. More...
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