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Columbia College Celebrates Faculty Films in April Showcase

Columbia College Celebrates Faculty Films in April Showcase

Columbia College Celebrates Faculty Films in April Showcase
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Columbia College Celebrates Faculty Films in Month-Long Event

Columbia College Celebrates Faculty Films in Month-Long Event

Columbia College Celebrates Faculty Films in Month-Long Event
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Columbia College Hosts Faculty Film Screenings to Inspire Students

Columbia College Hosts Faculty Film Screenings to Inspire Students

Columbia College Hosts Faculty Film Screenings to Inspire Students
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Younger Students Increasingly Earn Undergraduate Credentials, Reflecting Changing Educational Pathways

Younger Students Increasingly Earn Undergraduate Credentials, Reflecting Changing Educational Pathways

A report from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center reveals a significant increase in the number of younger students earning undergraduate credentials. In the 2024-2025 academic year, over 3.4 million people completed an undergraduate credential, marking a 3.2% increase from the previous year. Notably, students aged 18 to 20 now represent the largest group of first-time associate degree earners, surpassing older students. The report highlights a 47.7% increase in associate degree attainment among 18- to 20-year-olds over the past decade. Additionally, a growing number of students under 18 are earning their first undergraduate credentials, driven by a rise in dual enrollment programs.
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Quinnipiac University's SGA Demands Title IX Policy Reform for Improved Student Support

Quinnipiac University's SGA Demands Title IX Policy Reform for Improved Student Support

Quinnipiac University's Student Government Association (SGA) has passed a resolution calling for significant reforms to the university's Title IX policies. The resolution demands that the university establish a clear policy within five business days to address student reports, inquiries, or outreach to the Title IX Office. This action follows widespread student concerns about the effectiveness and responsiveness of the Title IX Office, which have been highlighted in recent campus discussions and op-eds. The SGA's resolution emphasizes the need for improved communication, increased staff and resources, and better accessibility for reporting options. It also calls for a commitment to student protection and the handling of individuals with multiple reports against them. The resolution has been sent to key university administrators, including President Marie Hardin and Chief Experience Officer Tom Ellett. The university has acknowledged the resolution and expressed a willingness to engage in dialogue with stud...
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San Jose City College Unveils $112M Career Education Complex to Enhance Workforce Development

San Jose City College Unveils $112M Career Education Complex to Enhance Workforce Development

San Jose City College has officially opened a new $112 million Career Education Complex, designed to serve as a 'workforce development engine' for Silicon Valley. The complex, located at the heart of the campus, spans approximately 120,000 square feet, combining a new 90,000-square-foot building with a renovated 30,000-square-foot facility. This new hub aims to consolidate various departments, including computer science, medical assisting, and electrical engineering, into a single interconnected site. The facility is intended to reflect real-world workplace environments, providing students with a comprehensive educational experience that aligns with industry needs. The center also features comfortable study areas, allowing students to remain on campus for extended learning opportunities.
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Higher Ed Fundraising Sees Record Donations Amid Shrinking Donor Base

Higher Ed Fundraising Sees Record Donations Amid Shrinking Donor Base

Higher Ed Fundraising Sees Record Donations Amid Shrinking Donor Base
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Columbia College Chicago Celebrates Student Employee Appreciation Week

Columbia College Chicago Celebrates Student Employee Appreciation Week

Columbia College Chicago Celebrates Student Employee Appreciation Week
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Colleges find removing small obstacles can help students who dropped out to reenroll

Colleges find removing small obstacles can help students who dropped out to reenroll

A growing number of working-age people in the U.S. have attended college without earning a degree — a group that often has student loans to pay but without the credential to boost their earnings
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U.S. College Philanthropy Reaches $78 Billion, Driven by Educational and Societal Focus

U.S. College Philanthropy Reaches $78 Billion, Driven by Educational and Societal Focus

Philanthropic contributions to American colleges and universities reached an estimated $78 billion in Fiscal Year 2025, marking a 4% increase from the previous year. This data comes from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education’s (CASE) Voluntary Support of Education survey, which is considered a definitive source on philanthropic support for higher education in the U.S. The survey covered 670 institutions, representing about 17% of the nation's colleges and universities. The report highlights that most contributions were designated for specific uses, such as student success programs, financial aid, and research. Public institutions saw a greater increase in funds received and new funds committed compared to private schools. Despite the increase in total dollars raised, the number of donors has decreased for the fourth consecutive year, with a trend of 'donors down, dollars up'.
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Sonny Perdue Announces Retirement as Chancellor of University System of Georgia

Sonny Perdue Announces Retirement as Chancellor of University System of Georgia

Sonny Perdue, the Chancellor of the University System of Georgia (USG), has announced his retirement after a distinguished career spanning over four decades in public service. Perdue's career began in Houston County and included roles in the Georgia State Senate, two terms as governor, and as U.S. Secretary of Agriculture. He has served as USG's 14th chancellor since April 2022, overseeing 25 public colleges and universities with a $12.1 billion annual budget. Under his leadership, USG achieved record enrollment and strengthened student retention and graduation efforts. The Board of Regents will conduct a national search for his successor, with Perdue continuing to serve until a new chancellor is appointed.
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Justin Cosby Scholarship Awards Two Scholarships to Aspiring Music Professionals

Justin Cosby Scholarship Awards Two Scholarships to Aspiring Music Professionals

Justin Cosby Scholarship Awards Two Scholarships to Aspiring Music Professionals