A lawsuit filed Tuesday accuses the Lone Star College System of violating minority voters' rights by having at-large elections that limit their representation.
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6/5/2013
Imagine if Steve Jobs had gone to music school. That should give students an idea of where college music programs are headed, if they aren't already there.
6/5/2013
Urgo's departure after three years at the helm of the public liberal arts college, comes as St. Mary’s struggles to find enough students to fill its freshman class, which in turn has created a financial shortfall.
6/5/2013
The United Negro College Fund, now known as the U.N.C.F., is introducing a new public service advertising campaign this week that tweaks its well-known tagline to stress the importance of investing in university education for young African-Americans.
6/5/2013
The National Women's Law Center says policies that exclude pregnancy coverage from the health insurance benefits offered to dependent children of employees amount to sexual discrimination.
6/5/2013
In 2010, Jessica Underwood graduated from Carthage College in Kenosha with a stellar academic record, a can-do attitude and a newly minted business degree. But it's been a rough entry into the real world.
6/5/2013
Mary Piccioli and Jen Wick of Scannell & Kurz presented at the 2013 North American Coalition for Christian Admissions Professionals Annual Conference. "The Admissions and Financial Aid Partnership" is one of three presentations available for download.
6/5/2013
With one out of five female college students and one in 33 male college students suffering rape during their academic career and only 10 percent of those sexual assaults getting reported, according to the National Institute of Justice, two firms are working to discourage the number of attacks.
6/5/2013
The four-story mixed-use development located in downtown Pomona, Calif., will provide 306 beds along with approximately 10,000 square feet to be used by WesternU as faculty offices.
6/5/2013
While more California college students are taking on larger education loans, that investment is paying off with better-paying jobs after graduation compared to young people without a bachelor’s degree, a new study finds.
6/5/2013
After seven years of improving the way colleges treat their visitors, the innovative Campus Visit Consulting Division of higher-ed firm TargetX is being spun off as its own company, called Render Experiences.
6/5/2013
Comprised of nearly 3,000 schools and hospitals throughout the U.S., E&I leverages the strength of the cooperative’s membership to offer best value solutions on a broad range of products and services.
