Students at more than half of all North Carolina community colleges will not be allowed to use their student IDs to vote because their schools failed to get required state approval.
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Posted inCommunity Colleges
Minnesota State weighs plan to transfer money from two-year colleges to shore up struggling universities
Minnesota State officials say a plan to shift millions of dollars from two-year colleges to struggling universities is a “stopgap” measure that should help as they address a $31.5 million systemwide deficit.
Posted inSan Antonio
Fall enrollment grows at most San Antonio colleges and universities. Here’s how each school fared.
Enrollment across most of San Antonio colleges and universities increased this fall, with more than 166,000 students attending public and private institutions in the city.
Posted inCalifornia
ICE arrests alarm California’s community colleges. How much can campus officials do?
Immigration enforcement agents are inciting panic at California’s community colleges.
Posted inTexas
Some Texas colleges get OK for new Workforce Pell that pays for job training
At least five Texas colleges are among the first in the country that can use the federal funding for jobs training.
Posted inCommunity Colleges
Arizona community colleges lower expectations for Workforce Pell as state approves first programs
Arizona community colleges initially identified more than 60 programs that might benefit from new federal financial aid for short-term credentials. But amid tight timelines and strict federal requirements, just nine were submitted for state review, and three are advancing for federal approval.
Posted inNorth Carolina
North Carolina prioritizes workforce training in revamped community college funding model
Propel NC gives two-year public schools more money for programs that train workers for jobs in high-demand fields that pay well.
Posted inFort Worth
TCC gives presidents dual roles to improve coordination, fiscal responsibility
TCC leaders say the approach can improve coordination across its six campuses while controlling costs.
Posted inCollege Inside
From a prison ID to a faculty badge: Dell Pippins is still learning
After receiving clemency from the Illinois governor in 2023 to pursue his PhD, Dell Pippins is starting his fourth year as a doctoral student.
Posted inMichigan
Michigan to give schools $40M to enroll more high schoolers in college
The percentage of Michigan students who take college classes while attending high school is one of the lowest in the nation.