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The Kern Community College District is seeking a bold, visionary and forward-thinking leader for the opportunity to serve as its next chancellor. Thats the direct message posted on the KCCD

The grant, part of the Developing Hispanic-Serving Institutions program, will go towards starting three new learning centers for business, writing and education.

Utah has the second lowest FAFSA completion rate in the country, meaning the states high school seniors left $42 million of free Pell Grant money on the table in 2022.

As classes resumed for the Fall semester, Jorge Silva-Puras began his position at Lehman College as the new interim dean at CUNY School of Professional Studies.

Sylvia Alva outlined goals for the academic year during her first Convocation as university president.

FIU has been selected to co-lead the UNIDOS Center for Community Collaboration, an ambitious project funded by a $7 million grant from the NSF.

SUNY Westchester Community College in Valhalla has been approved to offer an Opioid Overdose Prevention Program by the New York State Department of Health. The program consists of brief in-person training and all attendees receive a free Narcan response kit. The training is provided free of charge to all faculty, staff, students and community members. […]

Yellow Dig is working to create supportive spaces for students where they can be part of the social fabric of their institution.

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The whirlwind tour will put a spotlight on critical issues disproportionately affecting young Americans