How community colleges are supporting low-income black, Latino students Chicago Daily Herald Daliyah Sanders, 19, transferred to Harper College from a four-year college in Chicago that didn’t offer her the personalized attention she needed. Harper,…
Outgoing NMC president talks about the college’s future Traverse City Record Eagle Northwestern Michigan College’s outgoing president Timothy Nelson says the state’s educational system was built like an express train with no stops on the…
San Diego Mesa College is working to mold a new generation of K-12 educators from diverse backgrounds that reflect the students they teach. The California college is partnering with the San Diego Unified School District,…
Tens of thousands of community college students in Washington state will benefit from the generosity of Eva Gordon, a Seattle resident who passed away in 2018 at the age of 105. In mid-December, her estate…
Exactly a year ago in this very column, I focused on the increased interest in community colleges and their ability to create and sustain the workforce education programs that are vital to the employment pipeline…
Commentary: To support today’s students, Congress must strengthen oversight of colleges The Hill One place ripe for improvements is our accreditation system, writes former Rep. George Miller (D-California), who served as chair of the House Committee…
Interim CEO Anthony Ross will serve as interim president at Bergen Community College (New Jersey), effective January 1. He has served as the college’s interim vice president of student affairs since September. Ross brings experience…
Funding for federal Title III and Title V programs — geared toward colleges that serve a disproportionate number of minorities, low-income and first-generation students — is on solid footing. Laurie Quarlesis a legislative resource associate…
Bipartisan bill to fund minority-serving colleges, streamline student aid signed into law Washington Post President Trump on Thursday signed into law bipartisan legislation to restore millions of dollars in federal funding to minority-serving colleges and…
The federally funded Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training (TAACCCT) program may have expired last year, but it can serve as a model to help both workers and employers who are trying to…