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Dr. Marielena DeSanctis Named President of Community College of Denver

Dr. Marielena DeSanctis will be the next president of Community College of Denver (CCD), effective Jan. 15, 2021. Read More

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Craven Community College Student Surprised with New Bike to Get to School & Work

A local community college student who walks to work and school every day, received a special gift Thursday to help with his commute. Alex Everest is putting himself through school at Craven Community College. He also works to help support his parents and siblings, and he walks to school and work everyday. Thursday, the “Bike […]

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Jefferson Community College Releases Plan to Support Regional Economic Recovery

Jefferson Community College released its “Now More Than Ever” plan Thursday morning to support the economic recovery of the north country as it struggles with the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More

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New Data: Sharp Declines in Community College Enrollment Are Being Driven by Disappearing Male Students

The latest fall college enrollment figures released this month tell a startling story that alarms educators: The sharp declines at community colleges — far larger than at four-year colleges — are due mostly to disappearing male students. Read More

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Alexandria Technical and Community College in Pilot Program to Teach Math to Military

A new pilot program set to begin in January at the Alexandria Technical and Community College is expected to serve service members, including sailors, Marines and Coast Guardsmen. Read More

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Purdue Global Partners with Arizona Community Colleges

Purdue University Global has formed a partnership with Maricopa Community Colleges to help with students’ transfer from the Arizona schools to Purdue Global. Purdue Global says qualifying students will have guaranteed admission to their preferred school. Read More

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New Agreement Creates Pipeline for Delaware County Community College Students to Lincoln University

A new agreement between Delaware County Community College and Lincoln University will make it easier for graduates to continue their education at the University. Read More

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Enrollment Plummets at Maricopa Community Colleges for Fall Semester

Enrollment at the Maricopa Community Colleges dropped significantly this fall, with every one of the system’s 10 colleges declining year over year. The decline affects the colleges’ bottom lines, but even more importantly, it means thousands of potential students sat out the semester and may not attend college even as the state tries to increase […]

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Report: Latinx Students More Averse to Student Loan Debt

Latinx students have a greater aversion to taking on student loan debt than their White peers, according to a new study by the civil rights group UnidosUS in partnership with the University of North Carolina (UNC) School of Law and the UNC Center for Community Capital. Read More

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New Shawnee Community College President Meeting with Students, Faculty, Staff Members, Community

Dr. Tim Taylor has only been on campus, serving as the new president of Shawnee Community College for a couple of months.  Still, the positive energy from his student-centered leadership can already be felt resonating across the Shawnee Community College campus, observers say.  Read More

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Luzerne County Community College Learns Colleges That Don’t Have Residence Halls Are Not Required to Test For COVID-19

Colleges that don’t have residence halls are not required to test for COVID-19 on campus when students return for the spring semester, a Luzerne County Community College spokeswoman said. The state Department of Health has informed Luzerne County Community College that the testing request is only for colleges and universities with residence halls, spokeswoman Lisa […]

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Left Out: How the Federal COVID-19 Formula Hurt Some of Wisconsin’s Most Vulnerable College Students

Wisconsin college students most in need of money to help them through the pandemic were among the least likely to receive it because the federal government’s formula for allocating aid disadvantaged community colleges, experts say. Read More

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