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Achieving the Dream Names 2022 DREAM Scholars

Achieving the Dream (ATD), a network of over 300 community colleges dedicated to helping low-income students and students of color meet their educational goals, has announced their eight 2022 DREAM Scholars.

Health

Colleges and Universities Brace for the Full Impact of Omicron Variant

Institutions are increasing random testing, sustaining indoor mask mandates and requiring booster shots.

Other News

It’s Higher Ed Conference Season. How is Omicron Impacting Plans?

Many higher education associations are preparing for annual meetings in the next few days, weeks, and months.

Other News

Pandemic Enrollment Drops Leave 1 Million Potential Students Behind

It’s official – fall 2021 marked a steep, two-year decline in enrollments at post-secondary institutions.

Workforce Development

Anne Arundel Community College Builds Center with Local Donations

Anne Arundel Community College turned to the community to raise $4.25 million to construct new building.

Finance

UDC Receives Surprise Donation, the Largest in its History

An anonymous donor has given the University of the District of Columbia (UDC) the largest gift in its history: $2.3 million.

Health

Restoring Trust in Public Health Among Underrepresented Populations

Among diverse populations and throughout underrepresented communities, hesitancy remains around the safety and effectiveness of public health initiatives.

Leadership

Meet Montgomery College’s Incoming President

Dr. Jermaine Williams seeks to close equity gaps as the incoming president of Montgomery College in Maryland.

Other News

Report: Racial Equity Gaps in Dual Enrollment at CA Community Colleges

A report from The Education Trust-West, an advocacy organization focused on educational equity in California, found that dual enrollment programs in California’s community colleges often do not equitably serve Black, Latinx, and Native American students.

Leadership

Sinclair Community College in Ohio Selects New Provost

Home

Louisiana’s Community Colleges Look to Thwart Declining Enrollment

Finance

What's Next for Pell Grants for Incarcerated Students

With the Pell Grant ban on incarcerated students lifted, questions linger for advocates around how federal dollars will be used to ensure people in prison get quality college programs.

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