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Tennessee State University Faculty Leader Arrested

A vocal faculty member at Tennessee State University who has opposed university leadership was taken away from a meeting in handcuffs on Monday and removed as the chair of the faculty senate.

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Southern University System Finds Creative Way To Attract Students

As part of a new enrollment plan developed by the Southern University System, Southern University at Shreveport, La., a community college, will operate satellite locations on the Baton Rouge and New Orleans campuses.

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Colleges Freeze, Reduce Tuition as Public Balks at Further Price Hikes

After three decades of tuition hikes that have outpaced inflation and increases in family income, students, families, legislators and governing boards are demanding a halt.

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Study on College Placement Exams Energizes Debate about Their Effectiveness

The ongoing discussion about the effectiveness of college placement exams got a welcome boost this week with a new report that illuminates efforts to rethink how the tests should be used to determine if students need remedial education.

Dr. Ling-Chi Wang

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Feds Outline Model to Simplify Financial Aid Award Letters

Colleges and universities are receiving a final version of the “financial aid shopping sheet” designed by the Obama administration to provide students with easy-to-understand information about their financial aid awards.

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Expert: Stratification Undermines American Higher Education’s Capacity for Enabling Social Mobility

Economist Anthony Carnevale told a group of college prep program administrators Monday that social stratification within the world of higher education threatens to undermine American Dream.

Anthony Carnevale

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Before U.S. House Subcommittee, Experts Urge College Degree Completion Time Reduction

States and institutions should adopt innovative practices that lessen the time to earn a degree and embrace financial practices tied to college completion, experts urged in U.S. House testimony on Wednesday.

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Education Secretary Touts Career and Tech Education Competitive Grant Program

An Obama administration proposal to award $1 billion in competitive grant funding to career and technical education is expected to help usher in a new era for how students are prepared for college and careers.

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Community College Leadership Program Opens a New Chapter

Former UT-Austin Community College Leadership Program director John E. Roueche voices concerns about the future of the leadership program he led for 42 years.

Dr. John E. Roueche

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Small Rise in College Completion for Young Adults

The percentage of young adults earning a college degree has increased slightly but still remains far below the level needed to reach the president’s goal of having the U.S. rank first worldwide in college graduates.

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Southern University Devises Strategy to Boost Enrollment

Southern University’s flagship school will vie for a portion of the Baton Rouge, La. community college market as part of a strategy to increase enrollment at the historically Black campus.

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Q&A with Jonathan Lightman: The Uncertain Future of California’s Community Colleges

The Hechinger Report spoke with Jonathan Lightman, executive director of the Faculty Association of California’s Community Colleges (FACCC) about what a tax initiative could mean for California higher education.

Jonathan Lightman

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