The number of student veterans on college campuses is growing. As more veterans look to continue their education after service to our nation, it’s critically important for colleges and universities to help veterans re-enter civilian life, adapt to the academic environment, and achieve the goal of earning a higher education.
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Tuition cut back, Northern College president believes more reductions coming
1/22/2019 - TimminsToday.comTexas higher education official says colleges need more funding from state
1/22/2019 - Houston ChronicleFrom UB
Marlboro College: Reflections on the 'road not taken'
January, 2019
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—
Groundbreakings: Niagara University, University of New Haven and Rivier University
December, 2018
The Veterans Lounge at Niagara University in New York comes after Victory Media recognized the institution as one of the country’s top 10 small private schools for veterans and families. It will open in January 2019.
Mold forces colleges to relocate students
December, 2018
Above-normal humidity across the East this summer caused mold problems in dorms at several higher ed institutions. While crews cleaned, many students moved to other lodgings, though no serious illnesses were reported.
Community colleges confront hiring challenges
December, 2018
Community colleges have seen a drop in faculty employment applications, according to a recent PowerSchool survey. They are are now leveraging new software to fine-tune the hiring process, among other efforts.
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