Education Management Corporation Urges Department of Education to Reconsider Gainful Employment Rule

Education Management Corporation , one of the largest providers of post-secondary education in North America, today provided an official response to the U.S. Department of Education's proposed rule defining "Gainful Employment."

STUDENTS from Cloncurry could hardly contain their excitement as they boarded a bus yesterday morning bound for the Gold Coast. The Year 6 students were bubbling over with enthusiasm despite

Students Choose to Earn Diploma and Degree Simultaneously

The number of students choosing to graduate high school and college at the same time is on the rise in the Stateline.

Students turn in classmate accused of Facebook threat

Students Leave School in Protest

About twenty students walked out of school Thursday morning because of a new dress code rule.

Students win annual AIAA design competition

A group of Tech students recently won first place at the annual American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) Space Student Design Competition. The AIAA, which is the world’s largest technical society, holds the competition annually to bring together the best of the country’s engineering students and give them real world problems to work through and design solutions.

Students Report Being Touched by Intruder While Sleeping

Two students in their senior year at Univerisity of Richmond say they were touched by a male intruder in the early morning hours of Saturday while they slept. Police are investigating a connection to a similar incident in 2008.

State's education, IT sector to get a boost from Canada

Education, agriculture, Information and Technology, research and development and transport are few sectors where Canada has decided to contribute to for the development of Mumbai and Maharashtra.

Students get lesson in civic politics

Some Winnipeg students received a lesson in civic politics as they started their academic year by addressing a committee at City Hall.

College grads: Here's what your B.A. is worth

In a rare bit of good news for college students facing a tough labor market, the sharp decline in starting salaries for recent graduates appears to be stabilizing, according to a study released Thursday.

College students return to Camosun

College returns Second year dental hygienist students Ginenne Lloyd, left, and Samantha Flynn enjoy Johnny cakes from the Reef Restaurant tent at a celebration marking the first day of school at Camosun College in Saanich.

COLLEGE CROSS COUNTRY: Ten teams enter Pier Park Invitational

Top college cross-country runners will fill Pier Park on Friday for the annual invitational race. The event starts at 4 p.m., with women covering 6,000 meters. The men will run their 8,000-meter race begins at 4:45 p.m. Ten teams will compete: the University of Portland, Portland State, Clackamas ...

COLLEGE CROSS COUNTRY: Ten teams enter Pier Park Invitational

Top college cross-country runners will fill Pier Park on Friday for the annual invitational race. The event starts at 4 p.m., with women covering 6,000 meters. The men will run their 8,000-meter race begins at 4:45 p.m. Ten teams will compete: the University of Portland, Portland State, Clackamas ...

College Corner: Alternatives for higher education

Laura Santana graduated from UCLA earlier this year. Last week’s College Corner introduced the U.C. and Cal State school systems, and this week details the many alternatives for higher education, including community college, vocational/trade schools, and private schools.

Students head back to school in Morristown, Morris Township and Morris Plains

Students will be heading back to school in Morristown, Morris Township and Morris Plains next Tuesday, Sept. 7.

Education Foundation hosting exhibit & recognition event Sept. 29

DEARBORN — Dearborn Education Foundation will be displaying the fruits of its labor during an exhibit Sept. 29.

College Students Demand Deals For Dorm Decor

Like millions of other college-bound students, Sabrina Stavola is all about changing spaces.

College loses pick for president

Quincy College’s long search for a new leader is apparently back at square one, after its declared choice for president withdrew from consideration after waiting 77 days for a contract offer. College - United States - Education - Quincy University - Colleges and Universities

Students flee burning bus: Bus catches fire during school run

FOURTEEN students were forced to evacuate a school bus that caught fire near Bacchus Marsh yesterday morning. The Bacchus Marsh Coaches bus caught fire at Coimadai on Bacchus Marsh-Gisborn Road at approximately 8am and was completely destroyed.

College Football's Best Games

The best college football games on the 2010 calendar, according to Brent Musburger.

Higher education chief decries cuts in funding

Massachusetts higher education commissioner Richard Freeland criticized state legislators yesterday for continuing to cut funding for public universities and colleges amid increased student demand, saying that they have put the system of 29 schools in a compromised position. Higher education - Education - Colleges and Universities - Educators - Public university

Buying college sports gear online leads to N.C. sales tax losses

RALEIGH, N.C. - North Carolina loses an estimated $162 million in sales tax each year because of Internet purchases, and WRAL Investigates found a large chunk of that money comes from the state's love of college sports.

College News: Brevard College receives gift

Brevard College receives gift

Education chief says feds looking at teacher bias claims

PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona’s education chief says the federal government has launched an investigation into whether the state discriminates against teachers who are nonnative English speakers.

Education Beat: September 8, 2010

College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario releases recommendations to target opioid public health crisis

The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario released a set of wide-ranging recommendations to target the opioid public health crisis. The College is responsible for regulating Ontario's physicians in the public interest.

Bridgepoint Education to Present at BMO Capital Markets 2010 Back to School Education Conference

Bridgepoint Education, Inc. , a provider of postsecondary education services, announced today that Andrew Clark, chief executive officer, and Dan Devine, chief financial officer, will make a presentation at the BMO Capital Markets 2010 Back to School Education Conference on Thursday, September 16, 2010 at 1:15 p.m.

ChinaCast Education to Present at the BMO Capital Markets 10th Annual Back to School Education Conference on September ...

ChinaCast Education , a leading for-profit, post-secondary education and e-learning services provider in China, today announced that the Company will present at the BMO Capital Markets 10th Annual Back to School Education Conference, which will be taking place on September 16, 2010, in New York City.

College Football Fans Confess: Most Willing to Skip Date Night, Work, Family Weddings to Watch the Big Game

With college football season in full swing, fans are already rethinking their priorities â as in, "What would I ditch to watch the game?"

Michigan college developing online 'green chemistry' info clearinghouse

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) — The Center for Sustainability at Aquinas College plans to develop an online clearinghouse of green chemistry information and resources.