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New Mexico State University replaces satellite with LTN Managed Network Solutions

LTN Global, a provider of broadcast-quality IP video transport solutions, announced a three-year agreement with New Mexico State University to be the school’s primary IP transmission provider.

UTSA launches 100% tuition-free Bold Promise program

The Bold Promise program will create opportunities for students from across Texas whose families may not otherwise have been able to afford a college education.

Vote OKs Malvern college’s merger with ASU System

An accrediting agency has approved the merger between College of the Ouachitas into the Arkansas State University System, the last regulatory requirement needed to make the union official.

How this Wisc. college town cultivated a quietly booming startup scene

An abundance of tech companies in biotech and health care testify to the city’s vibrant lifestyle and reasonable cost of living.

Auditors give Penn College highest level of assurance

Reporting on what she called the “financial story of the college,” Suzanne T. Stopper, senior vice president for finance at the Pennsylvania College of Technology, told the board of trustees that the annual audit was given an unmodified opinion, which is the highest level of assurance that is given.

The cost of college increased by more than 25% in the last 10 years—here’s why

During the 1978 - 1979 school year, it cost the modern equivalent of $17,680 per year to attend a private college and $8,250 per year to attend a public college. By the 2008 - 2009 school year those costs had grown to $38,720 at private colleges and $16,460 at public colleges.
Fri Dec 13th, 2019

Brazosport College selects Campus Management

Campus Management announced that Brazosport College will deploy its CampusNexus Student and CampusNexus Engage solutions as part of a major student-centered technology transformation across campus.
Fri Dec 13th, 2019

Scrutiny of colleges that get billions in GI Bill money remains mired in bureaucracy

As veterans try to get higher educations, many complain that no one is looking out for them.
Fri Dec 13th, 2019

A look at Native Hawaiians, Pacific Islander students

The total number of Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders in U.S. higher education has steadily dropped this decade, especially in two-year institutions, according to a new report.
Fri Dec 13th, 2019

House Dems grill Betsy DeVos over denying student borrower relief

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos endured a withering barrage of questions about her handling of a program meant to provide debt relief to federal student loan borrowers who say they were defrauded by for-profit colleges.
Fri Dec 13th, 2019

Wider definition of Judaism is likely to aid crackdown on colleges

Even before President Trump issued his order targeting anti-Semitism on U.S. campuses, the Education Department was actively investigating accusations of anti-Jewish bias.

Fri Dec 13th, 2019