Campuses tackle the opioid epidemic
Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College (A-B Tech) in North Carolina was devastated by a fatal overdose on campus last month.
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Boston University, Wheelock College enter into merger talks
Boston University and Wheelock College, which is located on Boston's Riverway, have entered into formal talks about merging Wheelock with BU.
A welcome change at SF City College: Overflowing classrooms
Shannon Cole, 32, noticed a change before she even set foot in a classroom.
Enrollment drops at Evergreen State, hiring freeze coming
The Evergreen State College in Olympia begins this school year with a drop in enrollment and an imminent hiring freeze.
Departments start school year without budgets as Keene State wrestles with deficit
A week into the school year, academic departments at Keene State College lack finalized budgets as the college determines how to contend with a significant deficit.
Ohio State University bans dorm window displays
Over the past couple of years, Ohio State University students have used sticky notes and other materials to create messages and artwork on their dormitory windows.
American colleges say they’ll fight for Dreamers after Trump’s decision
As the president of LaGuardia Community College, Gail Mellow spent years encouraging the hundreds of undocumented students on her school’s Queens campus to sign up for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
Here’s what two big college systems think of the end of DACA
This week, President Trump finally made good on his campaign promise to end DACA — Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
A university where students could set their own tuition fees
High tuition fees and higher vice-chancellors’ salaries are under attack, but there could be a radical solution.
California lawmakers pledge $30 million for young immigrants
California Gov. Jerry Brown and top lawmakers announced Tuesday that they plan to spend $30 million helping young immigrants with legal services and college financial aid.
