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ESU Insider East Stroudsburg University Student Wins State System Startup Challenge

There's a Social Worker Shortage. Pa.'s State System Schools Have a Plan – The 74

The state needs 12% more social service providers by 2030, data show

Pennsylvania's state universities delay tuition decision to July, hoping more state funding comes

System officials indicated their desire to freeze tuition for an unprecedented fifth consecutive year, but that would take a substantial increase in state funding, more than Gov. Shapiro has proposed.

There's a social worker shortage, but Pa.'s state schools have a plan | Politics | Pittsburgh

Pennsylvania is facing a social worker shortage that, if left unaddressed, could keep people from getting the support and care that they need. Education officials say they want to offer $10 million in direct financial aid to social services students including aspiring social workers.

Rising enrollment gives sliver of hope for IUP's finances, Driscoll claims state not funding PASSHE enough

“Never before has higher education been so criticized. We all know the value of a college education, but that isn’t a viewpoint shared universally outside our campuses. Some people say…

Community colleges discuss workforce, upgrade needs, and dual enrollment programs at PA House budget hearing

Presidents from the PACCC, Montgomery CC, and WCCC answered lawmakers pressing questions, especially about what they would do with more money if appropriated

Governor Josh Shapiro should be prioritizing public universities, not private ones

Governor Josh Shapiro unveiled his budget for the next fiscal year. Among other provisions, it includes a 2% increase in the budget for the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education

Pa. state budget debate over funding to Penn State, Pitt, others

Gov. Josh Shapiro is asking for a $60 million increase for higher education schools, but some lawmakers disagree about which schools should get more funding.

'Test case' Pennsylvania cuts universities | Times Higher Education (THE)

All eyes turn to large and poorly funded state system as it considers further cutbacks, providing clues as to how the US will tackle demographic changes

Colleges Have Been a Small-Town Lifeline. What Happens as They Shrink?

Declining student enrollment is hitting the rural areas that rely on universities. They’re trying to adapt to survive.