By Stefanie Botelho. Seven years after setting out to significantly increase the proportion of the population with degrees, the nation is making very slow progress, according to new figures. More...By Stefanie Botelho. Four years ago, only one, maybe two, of 10 students enrolling at the University of New Mexico would graduate in four years, three more would take up to six years and the others would take longer or drop out. More...By Stefanie Botelho. Princeton University's president, under pressure from African American student activists, said Thursday night that the school would begin a process to consider expunging the legacy of former President Woodrow Wilson from campus. More...By Stefanie Botelho. As the problem of sexual assault on college campuses has become a hot-button issue for school administrators and federal education regulators, one question keeps coming up: Why don’t more students report attacks. More...By Stefanie Botelho. As social media continues to revolutionize charitable giving, research from Corporate Insight offers important new evidence as to why colleges and universities across the United States continue to lag in fundraising. More...By Tim Goral. Higher education officials across Oklahoma are taking steps to cut costs as they brace for a huge state budget shortfall next fiscal year. More...By Tim Goral. Evolution Labs announced that Webster University has selected its S360 engagement products to change the way prospective and admitted students and their parents experience the college admission and pre-matriculation process. More...By Tim Goral. When Pennsylvania's community college movement bloomed in the mid-20th century, the two-year public colleges tasked with providing an affordable path to higher education and jobs were seen as the wave of the future. More...By Tim Goral. University of California, Davis, Chancellor Linda P.B. Katehi, and SunPower representatives are dedicating the university’s newly constructed 16.3-megawatt (AC) solar power plant. The new plant, which UC Davis estimates will generate 14 percent of the electricity the campus needs, is the largest solar installation in the UC system and the largest “behind-the-meter” solar plant on a U.S. college campus offsetting electricity demand. The university expects to reduce the campus’s carbon footprint by 9 percent, or 14,000 metric tons, as a result of the system. More...By Tim Goral. For weeks, high-profile protests at college campuses across the country have forced schools to have uncomfortable conversations about race and diversity. More.../https%3A%2F%2Fprofilepics.canalblog.com%2Fprofilepics%2F1%2F0%2F1076071.jpg)
