For a long time, I have said that most community college degrees do not provide enough income for their recipients. The low average income of…
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Washtenaw Community College announced this week that it will not raise tuition for in-district students. The in-person tuition rate will remain $99 per credit hour,…
SmartAsset, an investment advice firm, just published its most recent study of household finances. The study has the goal of defining “the middle class” based…
I have written at length about the risks that general obligation bonds pose to the institutions that issue them. When that institution is a community…
I’ve spent the last couple of days writing about Lakeland Community College in Kirtland, OH. The State Auditor of Ohio has determined that LKCC is…
Earlier this week, the Ann Arbor Board of Education voted to authorize layoffs of AAPS employees to eliminate a $25M budget deficit for the 2024-2025…
I read an interesting piece published by Concentrate last week on the rise of urban farming right here in Washtenaw County. As it turns out,…
The State of Michigan’s Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity recently released the state’s updated employment outlook through 2030. The outlook features a list of…
For the last few days, I have been writing about the challenges that Gen Z adults face after graduation from high school. The majority of…
Yesterday, I wrote about the Jefferson County Commissioners in Steubenville, OH, who are struggling to understand the exact implications of EGCC’s demise. The final chapter…