If you want to get a decent idea of the future that could await US community colleges, take a look at City College of San…
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Earlier this week, New Hampshire governor Chris Sununu signed an executive order establishing the Public Higher Education Taskforce. If the state of higher education concerns…
Yesterday, I wrote about a financial transparency bill that is making its way through the Ohio State Legislature. The bill, if adopted, will require higher…
I ran across an interesting term a writer used to describe the circumstances of colleges and universities today: an educational recession. I don’t know whether…
A recent publication out of Harvard University has received a lot of press. America’s Hidden Economic Engines: How Community Colleges Can Drive Shared Prosperity, by…
Yesterday, I wrote about a new study that suggests that the primary factor in determining whether a student passes a community college math class is…
To make up a $45M budget shortfall, West Virginia University has announced its plan to eliminate more than 30 degree programs and lay off nearly…
At a high level, we elect community college Trustees to guide and safeguard the mission of the institution that we- as a community – have…
I ran across an interesting article from the Statehouse News Bureau in Ohio. It focused on Lorain County Community College in Elyria, OH. For a…
Yesterday, I wrote about the most recent Gordian report on higher education facilities. US higher education institutions have racked up about $112B in neglected maintenance…