Among them is the University of North Alabama's $18 million, 60,000-square-foot Harrison Hall for the College of Nursing, which is slated to open next spring.
What we learned from Simon Youth Foundation (SYF) is that listening to the voice of students helps reach them where they are and across that graduation stage.
As 2019 marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, James E. Samels, of The Education Alliance and the law firm Samels Associates, discusses how the life of Winston Churchill reminds us that vision and courage can triumph over seemingly impossible odds. He recently visited Westminster College in Missouri, the home of the National Churchill Museum.
My first job out of prison was as a warehouse laborer earning minimum wage. The job was mind numbing and backbreaking, and didn't offer benefits. Then, I received a call from the local university for a clerical position; it was the opportunity I desperately needed, and it changed the trajectory of my life.
Historically black colleges and universities remain as relevant as ever in giving African Americans access to higher education, says a new United Negro College Fund report.
The United Negro College Fund's new report, "HBCUs Punching Above Their Weight," examined the access HBCUs provide in the states in which they are located. Among the findings: Florida's HBCUs: Comprise 4% of four-year institutions Enroll 9% of black undergraduates Produce 18% of black graduates Delaware's sole HBCU: Comprises 20% of four-year institutions Enrolls 40% […]
The expo hall at UB Tech® 2019 provided multiple opportunities for attendees to have one-on-one discussions with numerous vendors to learn how specific products and services could benefit their colleges or universities.
Private colleges and universities may get more certainty over whether they must treat graduate-student teaching assistants as employees who have the right to unionize.
