January 2012

Illinois higher education funding will go to pensions, not students

January 27, 2012 by ECampus News staff and wire reports

Illinois is increasing higher education spending by 12 percent this year, but that money won't benefit in-state students. Illinois State University reports that the additional funding will be…

Obama unveils plan to stem rising college tuition costs

January 27, 2012January 27, 2012 by From staff and wire reports

President Barack Obama is announcing a plan to shift some federal dollars away from colleges and universities that don’t control tuition costs and new competitions in higher education…

Campus Leadership

Commentary: College grad rates are ‘bad data’

January 27, 2012 by ECampus News staff and wire reports

Dropouts. Lost. Vanished. According to the federal formula for calculating the graduation rates of colleges and universities, close to a majority of all college students are dropouts or…

Campus Leadership

The most, least literate big U.S. cities

January 27, 2012 by ECampus News staff and wire reports

Washington, D.C., is the most literate big city in the United States, and Bakersfield, Calif., the least, in the newest annual rankings that consider factors including the population’s…

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Texas A&M University-Kingsville Installs Dorm Wireless in a Snap

April 2, 2012January 26, 2012 by Motorola

Today’s students expect fast, always-on wireless service in their dorm rooms and throughout campus. Learn how Texas A&M completed a fast-track installation of a low-cost wireless network that…

Campus Leadership

Youth unlikely to pursue science, technology, engineering jobs, survey finds

January 26, 2012 by ECampus News staff and wire reports

Though President Barack Obama's State of the Union Address stressed the need for a competitive workforce, especially in more technical fields such as energy, young Americans see massive…

IT Leadership

Moody’s: Pressure remains for higher education

January 26, 2012 by ECampus News staff and wire reports

The financial conditions of many U.S. colleges and universities will likely not improve much this year, as states continue cutting funding for public schools, students become more price…

IT Leadership

Nintendo says the Wii U will be out in 2012, but can it boost the company’s falling profits?

January 26, 2012 by ECampus News staff and wire reports

Proving that Apple is the exception at the moment, Nintendo has published its financial results for the final quarter of 2011, which unfortunately saw a 61% drop in…

IT Leadership

Colleges laud Google+ age restriction change, safety features

January 27, 2012January 26, 2012 by By Dennis Carter, Assistant Editor

Campus technology officials said they are more likely to create an official Google+ presence after the nascent social network announced Jan. 26 that the former Google+ age requirement…

Campus Leadership

Obama to colleges: Keep costs down, or risk losing funding

January 25, 2012 by From staff and wire reports

In a State of the Union address that was as much a campaign speech as a call to action, President Obama challenged lawmakers to invest more money in…

Illinois higher education funding will go to pensions, not students

Obama unveils plan to stem rising college tuition costs

Commentary: College grad rates are ‘bad data’

The most, least literate big U.S. cities

Texas A&M University-Kingsville Installs Dorm Wireless in a Snap

Youth unlikely to pursue science, technology, engineering jobs, survey finds

Moody’s: Pressure remains for higher education

Nintendo says the Wii U will be out in 2012, but can it boost the company’s falling profits?

Obama to colleges: Keep costs down, or risk losing funding

APM Steam Offers Unparalleled Heat Exchanger Assessment and Testing Services for Colleges and Universities

College of Charleston Launches Two New Schools

Cyber Attacks on Colleges and Universities: How Businesses Help Safeguard Higher Education from Cyber Threats

Laramie County Community College to Unveil New SmartCIM 4.0 from Intelitek

Sony’s Display Technology Shines at the University of Florida

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