Tuition rates at Clinton Community College (CCC) are projected to increase again as the state’s share of expenses continues to lag and the school faces its lowest enrollment in recent memory. More...
Gateway Technical College has launched two new degree programs aimed at helping fill the pipeline of new jobs Foxconn Technology Group will bring to southeastern Wisconsin. More...
The University of Maine System’s Adult Degree Completion Scholarship still has funds available for Maine adults who want to resume their work toward a college degree this Fall. More...
Instagram’s strategy of copying most feature introduced by Snapchat has resulted in several schools pausing efforts with the latter and redirecting them to the former. More...
The chief provides comprehensive leadership, strategic vision, and general oversight for patrol operations, investigations, community policing, crime prevention strategies, and the accreditation requirements for the department. More...
The University of Florida, a leading public research institution, has selected Interfolio, a pioneer in faculty-focused higher education technology, to support the university’s “Faculty 500” initiative to hire 500 new faculty members—200 of those by this fall. More...
Monmouth College will offer STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) programs in Data Science, Engineering, and Neuroscience beginning in fall 2019. The college called the new programs part of a "major academic innovation" that responds to demand. More...
On a recent Monday, American Studies professor Roosevelt Montás had the usual list of questions for high school students studying on Columbia University’s campus: How was your weekend? Did you catch up on sleep. More...
During a special called meeting Tuesday, the Tyler Junior College (TJC) Board of Trustees reviewed tax revenue data not available when it met on July 26. Based upon the additional data that became available, the TJC Board adjusted its tax rate proposal for 2018/2019. More...
Massachusetts Department of Higher Education approved Cape Cod Community College to teach-out the associate of science in funeral service formerly offered through Mount Ida College. More...
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