Lincoln College on Monday announced a new financial aid program to compete with other colleges for students. More...
Let's value grit over grades
Resuming a debate that has arisen occasionally in the past, some U.S. colleges have announced that they will no longer require applicants to provide standardized test scores, but instead will look to high school grade-point averages and subjective information. More...
Election 2018’s winners include campus activism, diversity — and polarization
College students caught and grew a blue wave that flipped the U.S. House of Representatives, governorships and state legislatures. More...
With Amazon coming, Va. schools look to boost computer education
When Amazon put out the call for a new headquarters, Virginia Tech promised to build a $1 billion, 1 million-square-foot technology-focused “Innovation Campus” if the company came to town. More...
Notre Dame College business students helping company to launch health technology product
Some business students at Notre Dame College in South Euclid are gaining experience in developing and launching a health technology product as part of a class project. More...
Helping students master managing personal finances
It’s never too early—or too late—for students to find their way to success. With proactive financial education and reactive support of borrowers that have fallen off track, we help ensure no student or borrower gets lost along the way. More...
Texas A&M University-San Antonio taps SafeZone
Texas A&M University-San Antonio (A&M-SA) has become the first university in the world to deploy an Indoor Positioning Solution across its entire campus for the purpose of providing the safest possible environment. More...
UW-Stevens Point faculty call for removal of university's leadership
More than 100 current and retired UW-Stevens Point faculty and staff called Thursday for the removal of the university’s top leadership in the wake of a proposal that would eliminate six academic majors and lay off faculty to reduce the university’s roughly $8 million deficit. More...
NEC keeps growing, moves into Main Street space
New England College is moving into a pizza joint, also known as one of the town’s landmark businesses in an historic Main Street building. More...
How Lanier Tech’s new conference center will benefit Hall County
Smaller groups are breaking in Lanier Technical College’s new 40,000-square-foot conference center, which sits atop a hill overlooking the equally new campus off Ga. 365 in North Hall. More...