After seven years, Idaho is making no progress toward its “60 percent goal.”
Only 42 percent of Idaho’s young adults hold a college degree or professional certificate, according to newly released U.S. Census Bureau numbers. More...
Woz U, Steve Wozniak’s education as a service company that transforms how individuals are educated with personalized, tech-based career training, announced today a partnership with the University of North Dakota. More...
The Army has wisely used its Peacekeeping Institute to train personnel from an extensive practical knowledge base of best practices, and has saved lives and treasure in the process. It is not the time to shut it down. More...
Temple University will return to the table with the Philadelphia Eagles to discuss an extension of the college football program's lease to play at Lincoln Financial Field. More...
The report, released last month by Code.Org, also found that the state lacks a pipeline of students who are prepared to pursue computer science in college. Only 13 schools in the state offered a college-level Advanced Placement course in computer science during the 2016-17 school year, and female students and minority students were underrepresented in those courses. More...
The family of a University of Minnesota graduate who struggled with addiction has helped fund a wellness room in the Law School where students can de-stress without the distractions of technology or homework. More...
China’s mission to protect its economy now includes a college where the students study booze. More...
Undergraduates considering graduate or professional school are more likely to have at least one parent with an advanced degree compared with peers who are not considering graduate school according to Beyond the Bachelor’s: Undergraduate Perspectives on Graduate and Professional Degrees, a new report based on a survey by Gallup for the Association of American Law Schools (AALS) and the Law School Admission Council (LSAC). More...
Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) and LRNG, two of the largest and most innovative education organizations in the country, are merging to build a learning and workforce solution for cities and employers across the U.S. More...
A for-profit college with a downtown city campus is facing civil charges for predatory student recruitment and financial aid practices alleged in a lawsuit filed by the New York City Department of Consumer Affairs this month. More...
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