Highland Community College released its list of fall 2025 graduates, recognizing students earning degrees and certificates across multiple programs.

Community colleges have traditionally served local students, but online programs are changing that. Fully online options are expanding flexibility and redefining how students access community ...

Enjoy not one, but two concerts featuring 11 of the region's best pianists at the 33rd Professional Pianists Concert, January 24 and 25 ...

Gov. Hochul was set to propose an expansion of New York’s free community college program for adults in her 2026 State of the State address Tuesday, including new opportunities for aspiring nurses just ...

The financial landscape in college athletics is evolving rapidly, for better or worse. Perhaps the most recent example is how much school athletic programs are now worth. CNBC senior sports reporter ...

Erie County Treatment Court held its 50th graduation ceremony, celebrating 15 new graduates with keynote speaker Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Debra Todd. The court is partnering with Erie County ...

When it comes to innovative and excellent education programs, these 13 Inland Empire school districts answered the bell. They won 2025 Golden Bell Awards, a statewide honor to commend projects that ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... EUGENE, Oregon — The No. 16 USC football team saw its College Football Playoff hopes dramatically diminish Saturday afternoon following a 42-27 Big Ten loss ...

Thousands of incarcerated people in Connecticut want to pursue higher education, and funding is available, but limited space and resources have kept programs from expanding to meet demand, officials ...

Noncredit short-term programs at community colleges yield modest earnings gains for students and increase their likelihood of employment, but gains vary based on field and gender differences, ...

"It's been a big dream of mine. Since I was little, I've always wanted to play college ball," Bumgarner said. "It feels good to be able to continue my baseball career. My parents, my coaches all ...