Rite-Aid announced last week that it will close all of its Michigan stores beginning in July. CVS just closed the Carpenter Road store and promises…
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Earlier this year, the Department of Justice published a final rule that revised Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The new rules…
Yesterday, I wrote about data changes to the College Scorecard in advance of the Department of Education’s implementation of its new Gainful Employment rules on…
I read an article yesterday about the investment that the National Science Foundation is making in technology training. To date, the NSF has provided about…
In case you didn’t see it, NBC News published a nationwide analysis of housing affordability. The map shows where you can live based on your…
After months of speculation and firm denials that the school may close, the Pittsburgh Technical College president announced that the school would close on August…
Yesterday, I wrote about the fact that community colleges are at a huge competitive disadvantage as they struggle to attract students. Bureau of Labor Statistics…
Last month, the Bureau of Labor Statistics updated community college enrollment data for most of 2023. According to the data, 1.9 million people aged 16-24…
According to the US Department of Education, fewer Michigan high school seniors have completed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) this year compared…
In 2003, Ann Arbor voters approved – by a 2:1 margin – a 30-year tax to create a “green belt” around the City of Ann…