For years now, administrators at the community college here have been inundated with woeful tales from students unable to register for the courses they need.
Hope College is taking part in a national effort aimed at growing the number of women who work in fields related to science, technology, engineering and math.
West Virginia University President Jim Clements knows firsthand some of the obstacles faced when students are the first in their family to go to college.
Students at Wilkes-Barre Area Career & Technical Center and Penn College will have internship opportunities; Externships exist at Metz clients Blue Cross, Smuckers and Wyoming Seminary
Faced with $300 million in state budget cuts, Florida universities are weighing such options as bigger classes, fewer degree programs, employee layoffs and tuition increases.
A sense of loss, fear and anxiety has saturated swaths of campus this week as the University of Northern Iowa braces itself for today’s anticipated announcement of the elimination or restructuring of about a quarter of its academic programs.
After spending most of his career as an executive at Ford Motor Co., Wayne State President Allan Gilmour knows plenty about retooling. Taking a redesigned car from the drawing board to the showroom can take three or four years.
The Rutgers Board of Trustees and several professors voiced displeasure tonight with the proposed plan to combine Rutgers-Camden with Rowan University to form a single research institution that would bear Rowan’s name.
