A $20 million boost from the Legislature is expanding oral health training programs, aiming to ease a dental worker shortage.
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Posted inFort Worth
For businesses along Berry Street, less parking is a small price to pay as TCU grows
TCU’s transformation of Berry Street is underway with nearby restaurants feeling some effects — particularly with parking.
Posted inColorado
CU Denver and Aurora partnership highlights growing statewide trend to make admissions easier
CU Denver school leaders said they want the agreement to show Aurora students the university has a place for them.
Posted inChicago
Students for profit? University of Illinois campuses pay company per online student
Consumer protection advocates say the practice incentivizes the company to enroll as many students as possible, regardless of whether they’ll benefit. The university says their standards aren’t compromised.
Posted inCalifornia
Oil refinery closures leave workers searching for a job that ‘just doesn’t exist’
For the refinery workers being laid off — most of whom lack a college degree — it’s unlikely they’ll find another job that pays as well, despite recent efforts by the state to help.
Posted inMississippi
Delta State students are supporting each other through grief after a classmate was found dead on campus
In the weeks following the death of their classmate, Trey Reed, students have rallied to process grief and foster connections in meaningful ways.
Posted inTexas
Texas universities launch course reviews amid push to limit gender identity instruction
After a viral video stirred controversy at Texas A&M, Texas Tech ordered course adjustments while UNT and UT launched reviews.
Posted inWisconsin
Nuclear power could return to Kewaunee County. Some locals have reservations.
A decade after the Kewaunee Power Station closed, its owner wants to build a new nuclear plant on the site. Residents hope a new plant could bring economic growth, but some are concerned by the company’s lack of transparency.
Posted inOhio
Case Western Reserve, University of Cincinnati downplay international college student data online
The changes at two of Ohio’s largest research universities come as colleges continue to face scrutiny from the Trump administration.
Posted inColorado
Colorado colleges serving students of color will lose millions from Trump cuts
Colorado universities enrolling the highest percentages of students of color will lose millions of dollars after a recent decision by the Trump administration.