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Success in the States
New student success centers take the completion agenda to the states, with a faculty-driven feel. More could be on the way.
Waiting for Reform
A community college administrator says that -- despite all the talk nationally about a focus on completion -- many institutions are still defined by access policies that doom students to failure.
Two-Tiered Tuition is Back
A year after big protests over the idea, a new California law will allow several community colleges to charge more for overbooked courses.
Grappling With Global Learning
At gathering focused on global learning, faculty and others discuss diverse strategies for integrating it within the curriculum.
California's Evolving Master Plan
The state's community colleges become the latest to consider four-year degrees, a move with big implications there and beyond.
Have Credential, Will Travel
Texas community colleges create stackable credentials for jobs in booming oil and gas industry, so students can leave when hired and return later.
Going to the Root of the Problem
Tennessee expands a remedial math project that reaches into high schools to boost college readiness, and the state's governor backs the reform with real money.
Agree to Disagree
Gainful employment rewrite kicks off with rule-making session, but consensus appears unlikely as negotiators are far apart on day one.