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New Interim President Starts at Washington's Everett Community College

Darrell Cain officially started Monday as interim president of Everett Community College.

Finance

Stranded Credits from Students with Debt. Is a Bigger Shift Starting?

CUNY and SUNY recently announced that they will no longer withhold transcripts from students with institutional debt.

Finance

New Hampshire Community Colleges Receive $1 Million Gift

A $1 million gift has been given to establish a scholarship for students who attend any one of New Hampshire’s seven community colleges.

Finance

Presidential Aim of Free Community College on Hold--For Now

First Lady Dr. Jill Biden said that two years of tuition-free community college will not be included in any social spending bill Democrats may try to pass in Congress.

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Gov. Rob DeSantis Gives $10 Million for Community Colleges to Build Charter Schools

Four community colleges in Florida have been selected as part of Gov. Ron DeSantis’s aim to boost workforce programs called “Building Florida’s Future.”

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Latest Completion Data Trends Up for All

Six-year completion rates are up, according to the latest National Student Clearinghouse Completing College report.

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Developing and Sustaining a Pipeline of Black CEOs in Community Colleges

There is a real opportunity to build a cadre of Black leaders to lead our country’s community colleges.

Leadership

Northwest Vista College President Baser to Retire

Baser has led the college for the last eight years with his tenure witnessing an increased enrollment and graduation numbers, programs, diversity, and workplace satisfaction.

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How Dual Enrollment Varies Across Southern States

The Southern Regional Education Board released a report outlining key issues in dual enrollment across member states.

Campus

Knight-Ipsos Data Reveals Students' Free Speech Views

A new study shows that most college students in the U.S. highly value free speech and its importance to democracy. Yet the percentage of students who say that free speech is secure today has dropped sharply.

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Supreme Court Will Hear Affirmative Action Cases. What Happens Next?

The U.S. Supreme Court said it will hear an appeal of a ruling that Harvard’s use of affirmative action in admissions is legal.

Health

Report Draws Correlation Between Well-Being and Opportunity

Policy report examines the interplay among critical forces that strengthen or weaken opportunities.

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