ID ED News Sean Dolan October 13, 2025 The U.S. Department of Education is requiring colleges to verify legal status for students taking certain workforce education courses as part of a broad approach from the Trump administration to restrict undocumented people from accessing federal benefits. Idaho’s community colleges say complying […]
Inside Higher Ed Jessica Blake October 14, 2025 In an email to committee members Tuesday, department officials said the meeting will now take place in December. The Department of Education has delayed the semiannual convening of its accreditation advisory committee for the second time this year, according to an email […]
The Orange County Register October 12, 2025 We were dismayed to read a news story last week that refers to California’s “severe nursing shortage.” It’s dismaying not only because of what it means for healthcare, but because such shortages have plagued the state for years. These persistent shortages upend a […]
Higher Ed Dive Ben Unglesbee October 14, 2025 A pilot version of the program proactively offered thousands of students acceptance into the public university system. Dive Brief: Qualifying high school seniors in California will be automatically admitted to a California State University campus for fall 2027 and beyond under a […]
Duane Morris October 10, 2025 Colleges for the Tools of the Trade Duane Morris will present a webinar, Workforce Pell: Equipping Colleges for the Tools of the Trade, on Thursday, October 23, 2025 | 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Eastern. REGISTER About the Program The Workforce Pell provisions of the “One Big […]
Fox News Mike Sarraille and Kirk Offel October 11, 2025 Aggressive tax breaks for tradesmen needed as skilled worker shortage threatens national security Walk onto any construction site in America, and you’ll hear the same story: We can’t find enough skilled workers. Electricians, welders, HVAC technicians, plumbers and heavy-equipment operators are […]
Inside Higher Ed Jessica Blake October 10, 2025 The Trump administration threatened to lay off federal workers because of the government shutdown. Thousands reportedly got pink slips Friday. Staff members at the Department of Education will be affected by the mass layoffs taking place across the federal government, a spokesperson […]
Newsweek October 6, 2025 As artificial intelligence (AI) threatens previously stable careers, a whopping 62 percent of white-collar workers say they would switch to the skilled trades for more job stability and pay, according to a new report from FlexJobs. Why It Matters The trades have become a stable career option for many as the job […]
Slashgear Nadeem Sarwar October 6, 2025 One of the most pressing conversations in the current AI rush is the risk of job losses. Jensen Huang, who is currently riding the AI wave owing to the white-hot demand for Nvidia GPUs, has often discussed this aspect in interviews. Earlier this year, […]
The City Journals October 7, 2025 Legacy Education Receives Community Impact Award from CECU Legacy Education was selected as the recipient of the 2025 Community Impact Award from the Career Education Colleges and Universities (“CECU”). This award honors institutions that demonstrate exceptional commitment to serving their local communities through innovative partnerships, […]