First District Court Judge Raymond Z. Ortiz found in favor of Santa Fe Community College on Tuesday, saying it does not need legislative approval to build a new Higher Learning Center.
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11/7/2012
Two Democrats appear to have won eight-year terms on the University of Michigan Board of Regents.
11/7/2012
City College of San Francisco got some rare, good financial news Tuesday as local voters approved a parcel tax to benefit the huge school of 86,000 students and state voters approved a tax increase measure for schools that will help steer the college away from bankruptcy.
11/7/2012
New Mexicans on Tuesday approved the $119.4 million universities and colleges say they so desperately need to renovate their buildings, according to county data.
11/7/2012
Worries about the cost of rebuilding a state battered by Hurricane Sandy did not scare New Jersey voters away from approving $750 million in borrowing for the state’s colleges and universities Tuesday.
11/7/2012
A former Carnegie Mellon University trustee is in federal custody in Texas and faces a detention hearing Thursday in connection with charges that he helped a Mexican drug cartel launder some $600 million.
11/7/2012
They may live with their parents and they may owe thousands of dollars in student loans, but a larger share of young adults can boast a bachelor's degree than ever before, says a report out Monday.
11/7/2012
Outreach efforts directed toward girls are credited.
11/7/2012
Former Penn State University president Graham Spanier was arraigned this morning in what the Pennsylvania attorney general has called a "conspiracy of silence" among school administrators in the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse case.
11/7/2012
A protest at the University of Mississippi against the re-election of President Barack Obama grew into crowd of about 400 people with shouted racial slurs as rumors of a riot spread on social media. Two people were arrested on minor charges.
11/6/2012
The leaders of three local colleges bemoaned the high costs students pay to attend their schools, but said that liberal-arts educations will continue to be valuable.
11/6/2012
A 55-year-old woman is accused of embezzling about $10,000 from Eastern Michigan University over the summer, police said Monday.
11/6/2012
Indiana University's president is heading to South America for an eight-day trip that will be the first visit by a sitting IU president to the region in nearly 40 years.
11/6/2012
David Rule, the president of a branch of Portland Community College, has been chosen as the next president of Bellevue College.
