Campus Blog
Green Campuses Mark Earth Day Anniversary
It seems appropriate as we’re so close to the 40th “Earth Day” anniversary to reflect on some of the efforts being made by our college campuses to “go green”. As
Commencement Speakers Front and Center
The spring semester is rapidly drawing to a close with seniors preparing to take finals and then graduate. Very soon, colleges and universities all across America will be holding commencement
Save Money on College: Three-Year Degree Programs
With economic conditions difficult and the cost of education rising, several colleges and universities around the United States are more seriously considering the idea of adopting accelerated three-year programs to
Job Outlook Offers Mixed Bag For New Grads
Students who are finishing up their college studies this month or next are finding that their job prospects are rather limited. However, for those who are able to find employment
Ultrasound Technician Career Training Choices
Students bound for college sometimes find themselves at a loss for what they want to do when they arrive on campus. Some discover that the medical professions are right for
Mental Illness and the College Student
Raising Campus Mental Health Awareness We may live in the twenty-first century, but our understanding and social acceptance of mental health issues is wanting. For too long people have suffered,
Should Pets Be Allowed On Campus?
College can be stressful and lonely for the student who first sets foot on campus. Feelings of homesickness, isolation even depression can set in as students seek to get used
Lansing Community College Offers Money Back Guarantee
Michigan college’s novel job training approach Wouldn’t it be nice if all colleges and universities refunded your tuition if you couldn’t find a job after completing your studies? That’s exactly
Is Your College A Pressure Cooker?
Whoever said that college offers students a restful four year interlude between high school and the working world? Certainly, some students skate through college by meeting the minimum requirements, are
No Shame In Indy For Butler
There is no shame on the campus of Butler University today. Just hours removed from a closely fought defeat at the hands of the Duke Blue Devils, the Butler Bulldogs
Census Count Targets College Students
If you’re living at college, the United States Census Bureau has a form they want you to fill out. Specifically, that form is the decennial census, something your parents are
8 Schools of Veterinary Medicine in America
Did you know that the doctor who keeps tabs on your pet’s or livestock’s health graduated from a rigorous veterinary academic program? We can make that statement because there are
