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Founded in 1920, the NBER is a private, non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to conducting economic research and to disseminating research findings among academics, public policy makers, an...
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NEW ORLEANS -- A year ago, Tyson Foods closed a meat-processing facility in Emporia, Kansas, laying off 800 employees in a community of 24,000. Flint Hills Technical College (FHTC), which was part of ...
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Learners need a way of communicating their skills and knowledge to potential employers, and tools like the comprehensive learner record help them to articulate.
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State Rep. Nathan Ballentine, R-Richland, said he’s concerned that too many SC college students are graduating with a mountain of debt and degrees that don’t translate into viable careers.
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New research from Texas and Ohio reveals how states can ensure credentials lead to opportunity for students.
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Students’ stark choice in northern Michigan: Go to college and never come back — or stay with smaller paychecks. That’s put school districts in a conundrum about how best to educate them.
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Employers expect to increase hiring from the Class of 2026 by 5.6%, a projection driven upward by the more than one-third of respondents reporting plans to bring in additional hires, according to resu...
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Student parents face stress and barriers to belonging, so colleges should rethink their mental health supports.
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Researchers worked with the Federal Reserve to create a predictive model that assesses hundreds of institutional characteristics to estimate the likelihood that a college might close.
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After seeing a presentation last fall by the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond for its new measure of community college completion, Kevin Walthers decided to apply it to the rural college he leads in C...
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UT San Antonio officials say merging race and gender studies with another department is a routine step to save money. Students and faculty believe it’s a response to political pressure.
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Under rules passed by the system’s board, university presidents can axe programs without faculty input and cut professors with limited appeal avenues.
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This is the latest move by the state to have more control over what is taught at public universities.
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A group of student advocates are asking for answers after UTA moved its Hispanic-serving initiatives to a multicultural affairs department.
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How an education bill sponsored by Rep. Mike Kennedy would boost resources at Americaâs technical colleges
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A bill is moving to the Utah House floor that would allow students to opt out of assignments through "belief accommodation."H.B. 204 "Higher Education Student B