I have written that certificates disadvantage Black students at least a dozen times in this space, but it is always nice to receive a little…
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A growing phenomenon among education providers at all levels is reducing the number of days a campus is open for business. The four-day work week…
I read a recent interview published in Time Magazine with Beverly Walker-Griffea, who is the president of Mott Community College in Flint. The interview raised…
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…
A new report from the National Student Clearinghouse shows that student transfers during the pandemic have declined by 13.5%. That translates to 300,000 fewer transfer…
A new report by the Brookings Institution illustrates what it says is one significant driver of college costs. The report pertains to universities – more…
I recently read an article about the new president of Eastern Washington University. EWU, located near Spokane, has an enrollment of about 11,000 students. According…
In August, the communities of Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti and Ypsilanti Township voted to renew and extend a public transportation millage. In Ann Arbor, the City…
If you doubt the impact that high school advising has on college enrollment, read on. The State of Missouri placed advisors in rural high schools…
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.…