The first building constructed on Wichita State's Innovation Campus will be named for late president John Bardo, whose vision led to the building and others that followed on the east side of the campus. The Kansas Board of Regents approved the name ch...
Public school teachers in San Jose, Santa Cruz and San Francisco routinely need to stretch their budgets to cover their rent — in some cases, spending as much as 90 percent of their paycheck on housing alone, according to a new analysis from USA Today....
With Ohio unemployment hovering at just over 4%, employers are jockeying for talented workers. Often, employees are already on payroll that might need a little education or skills refresher. The Miami Valley is fortunate to have so many collegiate work...
She was the first woman named to the Orange Bowl Committee and the Non-Group, an alliance of Miami-Dade business leaders.
St. Peter's Hospital plans to create a new nursing college in Albany. The existing Memorial College of Nursing will be merged into the new St. Peter's Hospital College of Nursing. Students, staff and faculty will move over. The move is partly so the ...
Irma Becerra is approaching the end of her first year leading the Arlington college, a role she assumed July 1, 2018.
A state committee’s construction plan for the biennium maintains funding for updates to facilities on the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee campus, but not for a new state government building in the city. Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers had proposed about ...
According to the U.S. Department of Labor, women make up 47 percent of the labor force, but only 13 percent of engineers are women. Currently, only 28 percent of STEM professions are filled by non-white people. But, by 2050, there will no longer be a m...
Buffalo Business First and Independent Health are honoring the 12th class of All-Stars this year. These high school seniors were identified by their high schools as exemplary community servants and leaders, and they deserve to be celebrated. They...
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich said Friday his office secured an agreement to provide 412 former Arizona ITT Tech students with almost $4 million in debt relief. The settlement between the U.S. Bankruptcy Trustee and Student CU Connect CUSO, ...
Former students of the shuttered for-profit college ITT Technical Educational Services Inc. won't have to pay back loans that the Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear described as deceptive. The attorney general's office announced Friday that ITT T...
To the editor: Gov. Baker recently spoke to a group of business leaders and implored them to become more actively involved in the school funding discussions underway on Beacon Hill, just as they were back in 1993. Pounding the rostrum, Governor Baker...