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Billionaire family offers Massachusetts campus for free

March 15, 2012 by ECampus News staff and wire reports

A billionaire family from Oklahoma has turned a no-stoplight town in Massachusetts into an essential destination for Christian institutions nationwide with one extraordinary promise. They’ve pledged to give…

Illinois’ prepaid college tuition program may need $1.6 billion bailout

December 15, 2011 by ECampus News staff and wire reports

According to the Chicago Sun-Times, a report issued this week by Gabriel Roeder Smith & Co. concluded that College Illinois!, a prepaid college tuition program, might require a…

College grads’ salary offers up 4.8 percent

July 8, 2011 by ECampus News staff and wire reports

Employers have loosened the purse strings for this year’s crop of college graduates, reports the Chicago Sun-Times.

Prospective college students finding answers online

March 22, 2010 by Meris Stansbury

Juwanna Brown, a 16-year-old junior at Illinois’ Lane Tech High School, found answers to many of her questions about college in a virtual environment, reports the Chicago Sun-Times.

Billionaire family offers Massachusetts campus for free

Illinois’ prepaid college tuition program may need $1.6 billion bailout

College grads’ salary offers up 4.8 percent

Prospective college students finding answers online

College students’ demand for virtual mental health care has quadrupled since the fall semester began, new data reveals

Global identity management provider supports the launch of Ivy League MBA interactive learning platform

Modo and RojoServe Partner on Fast, Elegant Integration of PeopleSoft Campus for Modo-Powered Apps

Student Project at Kutztown University Has Amazon Alexa Talking to Extron Classroom AV Systems

Four-Year College Has Lost Its Luster Among Teens; Less Than Half Considering a Four-Year Degree or Believe One Is Necessary for Success

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