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The University's program, NXT GEN MED, seeks to accelerate the academic process. With its focus on health care, the idea is to get college graduates out the door and into the workforce faster and more cheaply than in the past.

Love them or hate them, college officials can't ignore what's grown into a behemoth in the higher education landscape.

Gillespie has been editorial page editor since 2007. He was the lead editor on "Separate and Unequal," the series of editorials on underfunded Bureau of Indian Education schools that was a finalist for a 2015 Pulitzer Prize. Before joining Editorial, Gillespie was managing editor at the Star Tribune, responsible for the day-to-day operations of the newsroom. During his five-year tenure in that role, the news staff produced awarding-winning coverage on the death of Paul Wellstone, the w...

It's a commitment between the two institutions aiming to focus on aligning their assets to 'accelerate research, commercialization and talent development' in regard to semiconductors and microelectronics, the schools said.

New president. New interim provost. With just a few weeks left in the semester, CSU finds itself turning a new page.

Plus, some Ohio higher ed institutions earn millions for STEM scholarships, and presidential historian Jon Meacham is set to appear at Kent State University.

The late UD Prof. Babatunde Ogunnaike played a key role in a new report on the future of chemical engineering

Plus, a look at some of the speakers at the University of Akron's upcoming Black, Brown, and Beyond Male Summit, and the Cleveland Institute of Art's plans to launch a new teaching and learning center.

Campus community remembers chemical engineering professor, former dean

The University of Minnesota Board of Regents also approved criteria for renaming structures honoring controversial figures.