If you think that student housing will not affect commuter campuses like Washtenaw Community College, think again. As a community college, WCC does not currently…
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A consortium of eight northeast Ohio colleges and universities have agreed to work together to re-enroll students with past due balances. The institutions include Kent…
Yesterday, I wrote about Ford’s decision to locate battery and EV plants in Tennessee and Kentucky. Ford factored the cost of electricity in candidate states…
Last month, the Ford Motor Company dropped a bit of a bomb on the hometown crowd by announcing an investment of more than $11B in…
You wouldn’t get an argument by saying that a college degree creates a happier and more economically rewarding work life. But a growing number of…
In March 2020, most employers sent workers home because working from the office was too dangerous. Nearly two years into the pandemic, legions of office…
Many people are focused on free community college lately. While Congressional Democrats were unable to make that a reality, many states have created tuition-free community…
Most US college students commute to their campuses, so transportation is a make-or-break issue for them. Those costs may also prevent community college students from…
According to National Student Clearinghouse data, about 1 million 2020 high school graduates didn’t enroll in college last fall. The NSC tracks only about half…
Last week, I wrote about the survival skills that community college administrators need. Some community college administrators seem to be particularly lousy at managing risk,…