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Tri City Record
New Mexico State Higher Education Secretary Stephanie M. Rodriguez said tribal colleges, which don’t receive state dollars, could see the biggest benefit from Workforce Pell.

Indiana Capital Chronicle
State officials want to see more students earn college credits or career certifications before they graduate high school. The Indiana Commission for Higher Education last week issued a Request for Information to improve access to career technical classes and the Indiana College Core, a block of dual-credit classes designed to easily transfer toward a college diploma.

Rochester Beacon
At Monroe Community College this year, 110 nursing students are part of the SUNY Reconnect program – a big jump from last year’s total of 45 students.

Woodlands Online
Student enrollment at Lone Star College System has surpassed 100,000 for the first time in the college system’s history. Campuses are kicking off the new academic year with 100,023 students taking courses.

Forbes
Congress must expand federal investment in community colleges so they can respond to the advancement of AI and other technological changes, writes Shalin Jyotishi of New America’s Future of Work and Innovation Economy initiative.

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