You can always find chatter about the cost of living. The most recent item is that a family of four in Michigan needs a household…
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Updated results from a multi-year survey that the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation commissioned in 2022 show that a large percentage of high school students…
I have written about the new NY SMART I-Corridor technology hub being built in upstate New York. Onondaga Community College has benefited from a lot…
Jefferson Community College in Watertown, NY, has a new president. Last week, Dr. Daniel Dupee II took over the school. His first order of business…
Yesterday, I wrote about Oakland Community College’s plan to close its Highland Lakes campus. The property is a 155-acre parcel, which has 307,400 square feet…
Last year, the State of Michigan announced that it would stop requiring college degrees for most state jobs. The idea is that the lack of…
Is $1.5B a lot of cash? Because that’s the size of the bond issue that the Ventura County Community College District may ask residents to…
A new release by the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that wages and salaries for workers in the private sector averaged $30.33 per hour. Annualized…
In January, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer delivered her State of the State address to the legislature. Among her plans are to open Michigan’s community colleges…
There has been a lot of commentary written lately about the effectiveness of community college transfer programs. For all students who start at a community…