Top Latino Educators Named 2016 Fellows for NCLR’s

U of Iowa Establishes Academy for Top 10th-graders

Pulitzer Prize-winner Sheryl WuDunn to speak at Rice University’s commencement

CUNY Expands Associate Degree Eligibility Benefiting Thousands of Transfer Students

Several Colleges, Universities Shut in Michigan Amid Storm

Call To Action Recommends Redesigning Math Pathways To STEM, by Frank DiMaria

When it comes to educating low-income students and students of color, community colleges do the heavy lifting. They educate students for robust jobs that require sub-baccalaureate credentials in middle level STEM (Sciences Technology Engineering and Math) positions and promise premium wages. They open educational opportunities and reduce class and racial imbalances in educational attainment, career advancement and wealth accumulation.

Niagara University Appoints Dr. Derek Wesley as Vice President for Institutional Advancement

Stanford, NASA, Princeton Scientists to Speak on Energy, Sustainability, Biomedical Engineering

College psychology classes lack curriculum about disabilities

Chicago State to End School Year Early to Save Money

Many Community College Students Are Not Prepared for College-Level Work, Report Shows

Feb. 24: Industry Leaders to Be Profs for a Day