The U.S. Department of Education last Friday released its long-awaited proposed regulations governing how institutions must treat allegations of sexual harassment to be in compliance with Title IX. Community college leaders will want to familiarize…
As I finish my eighth year as president of Montgomery College (MC) in Maryland, I am often asked how women succeed at community colleges. DeRionne Pollardis president of Montgomery College in Maryland and serves on…
It’s early evening, and you get an email from your college president saying she is at dinner with a potential donor and misplaced her credit card. You’re asked to pay for the bill electronically by…
The U.S. Education Department on Friday released its plan to overhaul the way colleges handle sexual harassment and assault allegations, providing more protection to accused students. Matthew Dembickiis editor of Community College Daily.More Posts
With help from cooler weather, crews battling the deadliest wild fire in state history are containing the blaze in Northern California. But as the flames subside, the smoldering is creating smoke and haze that has created…
A new commission at the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) is focusing on what it means to be a small and rural college in America today. Ellie Ashford/Matthew DembickiEllie Ashford is an associate editor…
Private, independent four-year colleges seeking to expand their enrollment are increasingly stepping up efforts to recruit community college transfers. Ellie Ashfordis associate editor of Community College Daily.More Posts – Website
A lack of state resources for open-access public higher education institutions such as community colleges is, in part, contributing to an underrepresentation of qualifying minority students at selective public universities, according to a new report….
Using year-round Pell: About four out of five community colleges responding to a national survey say they have seen an increase in the number of students receiving Pell grants this summer compared to last summer….
A growing number of Latinx students in California are graduating high school and enrolling in community colleges and universities, but for many their momentum stalls at college, according to a new report. Daily StaffCCDaily is…