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HBCUs
University of South Carolina Holds Memorial for Victims of Beach House Fire
COLUMBIA S.C. Hundreds of mourners gathered Wednesday at the University of South Carolina to remember seven college students who were killed last month when a beach house caught fire while they celebrated the end of the season’s warm weather.
Community Colleges
Dual Enrollment Boosts Academic Performance, CCRC Report Finds
Does taking college courses while in high school actually boost grades? A new Community College Research Center report sheds some light on the subject, finding that dual-enrolled students are more likely to go to college and perform at a higher level compared to their non dual-enrolled counterparts.
Community Colleges
Voters Approve $15.5 Million For Maine Community Colleges
AUGUSTA, Maine — Maine voters wound up a low-key, off-year election by easily approving a conservation borrowing package as two other bonds addressing economic development and educational facilities drew the backing of slim majorities.
Community Colleges
Montana Community College Enrollment Up, Bucking Overall Higher Ed Trend
HELENA, Mont. — The number of students attending state colleges dropped a little this year — a trend expected to continue over the next decade.
Native Americans
Spokane Tribal College Opens Second Campus
Spokane Tribal College, an institution that specializes in providing a culturally appropriate higher education for Native American students in eastern Washington state, has expanded its facilities to accommodate a larger population of American Indians living in Spokane, Wash.
HBCUs
UC Discussing Fine in Security Breach Case
LOS ALAMOS N.M. The University of California is protesting a $3 million fine over a security breach at Los Alamos National Laboratory in which classified documents were found in a drug raid at a trailer.
Community Colleges
Number of Students Drops at State Colleges
HELENA, Mont. The number of students attending state colleges dropped a little this year a trend expected to continue over the next decade.
Students
Arizona State University to Break Ground on Honors College
PHOENIX Arizona State University is one of the nation’s biggest. Now, school officials want to show it can be among the best.
Faculty & Staff
Survey Offers a Snapshot of Hovering College Parents
College administrators grumble about the rise of “helicopter parents,” moms and dads who keep hovering over the lives of their children even after they leave for college. But helicopter parents aren’t just hovering. They’re swooping down in attack mode.
Students
Arizona State U to Break Ground on Honors College
PHOENIX Arizona State University is one of the nation’s biggest. Now, school officials want to show it can be among the best.
Sports
UND Nickname Lawsuit Fund Exhausted
GRAND FORKS N.D. A fund set up to pay legal bills in the University of North Dakota Fighting Sioux nickname lawsuit against the NCAA has been exhausted.
Faculty & Staff
Survey Offers a Snapshot of Hovering College Parents
College administrators grumble about the rise of “helicopter parents,” moms and dads who keep hovering over the lives of their children even after they leave for college.
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