Perhaps you’ve heard the story of the Catholic priest from Okemos who built an 8-bedroom mansion using funds from the parish he oversaw. The story…
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The idea of free community college generates a lot of debate. Until last week in Michigan, outside of a few limited “promise” programs, free community…
In today’s Detroit Free Press, there’s an article about the permanent closure of a health and fitness center at a Henry Ford Hospital (HFH) facility.…
A legislator in the State of Washington introduced a bill earlier this year that would restrict administrative bloat at the state’s public higher education institutions.…
Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer announced earlier this month that health and fitness centers – like the one at WCC – will finally reopen. Gyms, spas…
According to the WCC Master Plan, the Administration had its heart set on funding the creation of a convention center. People have debated Washtenaw County’s…
Standard & Poor’s provides analysis and information for investors in specific industries. Recently, it released ratings information on community colleges for bond investors . The…
The CARES COVID-19 relief package provided – among many other things -funding for both community colleges and community college students. Congress is still considering a…
Yesterday, I wrote about City College’s $845M bond issue to repair its neglected campus infrastructure. I pointed out that the payback on the bond issue…
Voters in San Francisco authorized a bond issue of $845M earlier this year for City College of San Francisco. The money will repair and rehabilitate…