Adults without a college degree continue to express high interest in earning a postsecondary credential, driven in part by a rising interest in industry certification programs, according to an annual report by Lumina Foundation and…
A member of the House Education and the Workforce Committee on Tuesday asked U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona to focus on ensuring college students who are taking summer programs will have access to student aid…
The Aspen Institute on Tuesday announced its list of 20 community colleges that are semi-finalists for the $1 million Aspen Prize. It will announce the 10 finalists in June. The semi-finalists include several colleges that…
Miami college, FIFA partner on internships New round of YouthBuild grant awards Dr. Jill Biden to attend Arizona college’s commencement Miami college, FIFA partner on internships With a new men’s and women’s soccer program slated…
CEO on the move Anthony Cruz has been selected as the 11th president of Wisconsin’s Milwaukee Area Technical College (MATC). He previously served for nearly five years as president of the Kendall Campus of Miami…
Republicans took aim at the U.S. Department of Labor’s (DOL) proposed regulations for registered apprenticeships during a House hearing on Wednesday, reiterating criticism that they would restrict states’ authority over the programs. During a contentious…
The FAFSA fiasco and safety for Jewish students on college campuses were the main focus of a Senate appropriations hearing on Tuesday with U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona. At the Senate subcommittee hearing on the…
CEO retirement announcement Beverly Walker-Griffea, president of Mott Community College (MCC), plans to retire on May 24. She became the Michigan college’s seventh president in August 2014. She is also the first female and first…
Many community college students are on guided career pathways, but a new report shows they may need more guidance to leverage the benefits of those programs. More than 90% of students responding to the 2023…
Seven in 10 Texas community college students report experiencing financial difficulties or challenges while in college, with nearly one-quarter indicating they woundn’t be able to get $500 in cash or credit if faced with an…