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In Akron, a tragedy this fall brought new urgency to the question of what more the university should be doing for its neighbors.
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In Akron, a tragedy this fall brought new urgency to the question of what more the university should be doing for its neighbors.
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As the first mega university, the University of Phoenix showed how a focus on working adults and career education could work at scale. Almost a decade ago, though, Phoenix began a long slide. The university’s enrollment last year of 84,000 was roughly one-fifth of its peak.
There’s a story of contrasts that runs through the center of Colorado’s record on higher education: The state has one of the most highly educated populations. But its record on getting many of the residents who grew up there into, and through, college is much worse.
Congressman sean casten, we appreciate you. recall letter we asked why are you awake. becca rights, it's not too early. we made it to our trip to florida to he has a new work shift that starts at 5:00 a.m. anne shares this, the puppy and i are up to watch "way too early." i also received a note why someone asked not wearing a red tie supporting the red sox. we are off today. back at it tomorrow. up next, what to expect to hold steve bannon accountable. >> and coming up congresswoman jayapal. and we'll hear from general dr.