Rural Minnesota colleges are adding electric vehicle training to automotive programs as demand for skilled mechanics grows. Instructors warn that high-voltage systems offer strong job prospects but require strict electrical safety.
If replicated on campuses across the country, Hamilton College's project will lead to meaningful change for our communities and the environment. Its impact extends far beyond a few thousand trees.
More of the agency's responsibilities are being handed off to other departments, which will take control of workforce programs, college access and child care.
Institutions that ignore today's trends will be stuck fighting over a flattening population of traditionally aged students, a report from Education Dynamics warns.
The University of Alabama has approved its first new school in 60 years, creating the School of Leadership and Policy set to open in 2027. Officials say the move marks a rare expansion amid gradual restructuring of other academic divisions.
Tribal college leaders say a recent federal funding boost doesn't ease fears about long-term U.S. financial commitments amid broader cuts. They worry ongoing instability threatens programs that sustain Native languages, culture and sovereignty.
Advancements in artificial intelligence and virtual reality are expanding experiential learning opportunities in healthcare, cybersecurity and beyond—with a surprising layer of realism in a low-stakes setting.
The Trump administration's plan to cut $980 million from federal work study threatens a program that helps nearly 700,000 students stay enrolled. Experts warn the reductions could limit campus jobs vital to students' finances and success.
As harassment and threats have grown, players and coaches have begun to ask themselves: Are the business opportunities worth the harassment? Increasingly, they have decided the answer is no.
The popular OPM's 15% platform fee signifies other sectors seek to gain a foothold in the upskilling industry, particularly in artificial intelligence, one expert warns.
