Campus News
New Hampshire Approves First Ever History Only College
Tweet The American College of History and Legal Studies (ACHLS) has gained approval from the state of New Hampshire to open its doors in August 2010 becoming the first ever
BYU Lifts Three Year YouTube Ban
Tweet Brigham Young University, the button-down buttoned-down Mormon school based in Provo, Utah recently lifted its ban on YouTube, the video file sharing site that includes almost everything posted to
Jack Welch Lends Name, Money To Online University
Tweet The name Jack Welch is synonymous with “business success” as Welch helped to change the culture at General Electric (GE) from a suffocating bureaucracy into a streamlined and much
NASA Announces Multi-Million Dollar University Funding Initiative
Tweet Colleges and universities are struggling to balance their budgets these days with some forced to lay off workers, curtail class offerings or hike tuition at rates well above the
Catching The Couch Surfing Wave!
Tweet The internet has created quite a few phenomenons over the years including flash mobs where a large group of people suddenly converge upon one spot as well as rickrolling,
Should College Grads Take A Year Off And Travel?
Tweet The job market hasn’t been this bad in at least a generation. At least that is what the experts are telling us. For new college grads seeking their first
Think Tank Finds That Fewer Than 55% Of College Students Graduate Within 6 Years
Tweet It used to take four years for students to get their undergraduate degrees, but many of today’s college students realize it can take one, two or even three semesters
Georgia Mulling Merging Tech & Two Year Schools
Tweet The state of Georgia is considering merging its technical and two-year schools together under a single statewide community college system, a move that officials hope will make it easier
Congratulations to the Class of 2009!
Tweet For most college students, the academic year has come to an end with grads receiving their degrees and heading off to new challenges and ventures. High school students are
Should Your College Close Its Doors?
Tweet A number of years back I met a guy who told me that he had graduated from a small, Christian school that used to be located in New Jersey