No one is happy about the current inflation problem. While it’s easy to blame the person in the White House for whatever ails the country,…
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Portland Community College in Portland, OR will ask voters in its district to sign on to a $450M bond issue to fund multiple upgrades to…
Yesterday, I wrote about the opportunities that Washtenaw County is missing out on. Nearly 5,000 new jobs in vehicle battery manufacturing and EV charging are…
A California construction firm sued the Los Angeles Community College District over a project that is four years behind schedule. An independent arbitrator recently sided…
Here are two facts that illustrate the long-term damage caused by failing to economically differentiate community college degrees from high school diplomas. First, women comprise…
A.Team and MassChallenge have released the first-ever Tech Work Report, which surveyed nearly 600 tech industry leaders. The results create a picture of the state…
If you live in Washtenaw County, you know that the Eastern Michigan University faculty is on strike. The key issues include pay and healthcare costs.…
Eastern Michigan University and its faculty are in the process of negotiating a new faculty contract. EMU’s contract with the EMU-AAUP expired on August 31.…
The most striking thing about the rising cost of a college education is that none of the four major players – Marketing Construction Administrative growth…
In the past couple of days, I have looked at elements of higher education spending that raise the cost of tuition. In the past three…