Sustainable Energy Utility Opens Program Opportunities
By Eileen Peck
In this month’s general election, City of Ann Arbor voters adopted a new Sustainable Energy Utility (SEU). The opt-in utility is part of the City’s...
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Brownfield remediation grant highlights employment opportunities
By Eileen Peck
Yesterday, the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy awarded a $1M brownfield remediation grant to help remediate the long-vacant University Microfilms site at...
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Making the case for saving aging buildings
By Eileen Peck
If you’re up on architecture, you know that “British architecture” encompasses everything from Stonehenge to Perpendicular Gothic to The Gherkin. But the enduring value of...
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Cutting pepperoni at Washtenaw Community College
By Eileen Peck
Washtenaw Community College might benefit by taking a page out of Hormel’s book. The multinational food distributor headquartered in Minnesota, is worth nearly $17B, but...
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MI Community Colleges Suffer Millage Defeats
By Eileen Peck
Over the past few years, there has been a growing recognition that the public’s faith in higher education is slipping. If you want to know...
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Low-income students not enrolling two-year schools

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Low-income students not enrolling two-year schools

By Eileen Peck on July 22, 2021

The significance of October 1 cannot be overstated. That’s the day the new Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) opens. The problem is that…

Low income students cannot afford community college

By Eileen Peck on May 14, 2021

New data released by the National College Attainment Network (NCAN) shows that 6 out of 10 low-income students could not afford to remain enrolled in…