Why the University of Tennessee plans to add new degrees in agriculture, retail

A new bachelor's degree in bioinformatics aims to support Tennessee's agricultural economy with a data-driven approach. The ...
The Press Democrat

Sonoma State’s new president talks about his plans for reviving enrollment

Michael Spagna, Sonoma State’s fifth president in five years, spoke about recruitment and the future of athletics at the Rohnert Park campus in his first sit-down interview.
Boise State University

Respiratory care program earns excellence in online education award

The University Professional and Continuing Education Association (UPCEA) recognized Boise State University’s Registered Respiratory Therapist ...

Maine college adding online programs for cannabis certifications

With retail sales nearly $250 million in 2025, UNE Online is offering 16-week and 8-week courses to provide cannabis industry ...
Iowa Public Radio

More ag businesses join Choose Iowa, a state program supporting local goods

Each year, Choose Iowa awards grants to local farmers and agriculture-related businesses. The state initiative also helps promote products made and grown in Iowa — and it’s continuing to grow. One ...

It's not just Harvard. The Pentagon is barring troops from attending more Ivy League schools and other top universities.

The Pentagon has moved to bar troops from elite schools, citing woke indoctrination concerns. The shift comes weeks after the military blacklisted academic partnerships with Harvard University. A new ...
The Cornell Daily Sun

Cornell To Launch First Part-Time, Online Bachelor’s Degree Focused on ‘Accessibility’

Cornell announced its plans to launch a fully online and part-time program to grant bachelor’s degrees to working professionals and adults, with applications opening in January 2027.