A “higher education cabinet” formed by The New York Times and The Chronicle of Higher Education will be reconstituted after an outcry from community college leaders that they had been excluded from the original 76-member panel.

Community colleges step up training, but pressure persists for RNs to obtain advanced degrees.

Community colleges step up training, but pressure persists for RNs to obtain advanced degrees.

South Texas College Key to Region’s Economic Future

According to the National Hispanic Leadership Agenda, Hispanics have the lowest college matriculation rate and lowest college graduation rate of any major population group.

There was a time not so long ago that student services at community colleges were little more than an afterthought.

When it comes to providing the kind of student services that help community college students succeed, what works?

Changes are afoot at Community College Week.

Successful campaigns require full array of political tactics.

When it comes to winning bond elections, Donald Cameron, president of Guilford Technical Community College in North Carolina, is a big believer in partnerships.

With the stroke of the governor’s pen, nine Florida community colleges have joined a pilot program intended to create a new state college system under which the two-year institutions will offer four-year degrees.

When Vincent Tinto talks, professional educators listen. So it was no surprise that when asked for a show of hands, most of the 1,500 community college educators attending the annual conference of the National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development indicated they had read some of Tinto’s work as part of their schooling.

The launch of iTunes U fuels the expanding use of podcasts at colleges across the country.

Online Enrollments Tilting Toward Community Colleges

PHILADELPHIA – Community college leaders agree on at least one thing when it comes to measuring the effectiveness of their institutions: Graduation rates – the metric of choice of policy makers and the U.S. Department of Education – are inadequate, misleading and unfair.

CCWeek Was Founded and Thrives on Commitment to Editorial Independence

Forgive those 2,000 or so people attending the annual Innovations conference here for feeling a little conflicted. They were merely trying to sort out some mixed messages.

Demand for ‘Middle Skills’ Jobs Presents Opening for Technical Colleges