Money helps Miss. colleges cut energy usage
Mississippi's eight public universities will share in a $725,000 Department of Energy grant to develop programs to reduce energy consumption 20 percent by 2020, the Associated Press reports.
Month: July 2012
Moody’s: Public colleges face ‘intensified’ credit hurdles
Credit challenges for public colleges and universities have "intensified," Moody's Investors Service said on Thursday, and majority of the institutions it rates have a negative outlook due to…
Did federal student grants fund Holmes’ movie theater massacre?
James Holmes may have used grant money from the National Institutes of Health to purchase the weapons he allegedly used to kill 12 people and injure 58 others,…
Liberty University’s net assets headed for $1 billion, thanks to online programs
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Pavtube Studio announced DVD Creator Beta as freeware
July 25, 2012 – Pavtube Studio today announced a beta release of its significant product DVD Creator. The DVD Creator ... Read more
TreSensa Brings Cross-Platform and Multiplayer Development Technology to Game Studios
New company receives angel round of funding and announces beta of its new platform New York – July 23, 2012 ... Read more
iTunes U now lets teachers invite students to lesson plans
Apple’s online educational catalog, iTunes U, updated its app and website on Wednesday by adding enhanced features to make it even more convenient for students and educators, Mashable…
Study: Online learning outcomes similar to classroom results
Critics of online learning claim that students are exposed to an inferior education when compared to traditional in-class instruction, but a recent study from Ithaka S+R, a strategic…
No ‘magic solution’ to college affordability
The numbers are alarming. The real cost of a college education in the United States has grown more than 100 percent over the last three decades, a rate…
New technology could make projectors more compact, energy-efficient
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