Colorado

Colorado

Denver Public Schools Partnership Uses Capstones To Increase Exposure to College-Level Classes

Jason Gonzales
November 13, 2020

The partnership will change how students can qualify to take college classes. Until now, access has depended on a standardized test or a grade-point average.

Colorado

How Jill Biden Could Impact Higher Ed

Jason Gonzales
November 11, 2020

As a community college professor, the incoming first lady is expected to bring new attention to two-year institutions.

Colorado

Democrats Take Control of U. of Colorado Board

Jason Gonzales
November 4, 2020

The switch has the potential to put the university's president on notice. Mark Kennedy was a controversial selection, brought in by Republicans on a party-line vote.

Colorado

Colorado Governor’s Budget Would Restore Money to Higher Ed

Jason Gonzales
November 3, 2020

Gov. Jared Polis proposes to restore cuts that amounted to 58 percent of state operating funds for colleges.

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Why So Many Coloradans Leave College Financial Aid on the Table — and How To Fix That

The state’s low completion rate of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid among high students places Colorado near the bottom in the nation — 47th overall — and well below the national average.

Jason Gonzales

October 29, 2020

Colorado

Pandemic Creates Questions About the Future of Part-Time Instructors

Jason Gonzales
October 23, 2020

Cuts to part-time positions could mean fewer course offerings and larger class sizes. If cuts extend to full-time faculty positions, students will feel the impact.

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To Combat COVID, Fort Lewis College Embraces Navajo Principle of Kinship

Jason Gonzales
October 9, 2020

The 3,300-student college so far has had 24 cases among students, faculty, and staff this fall.

Colorado

Why Colorado Students Are Still Taking the SAT, Even Though It’s Now Voluntary

Jason Gonzales
October 2, 2020

Students in Colorado still see the college-entrance SAT exam as helping their admission chances at colleges that don’t require the tests.

Colorado

Will the U. of Colorado’s Two-Week Pause Be Enough?

Jason Gonzales
September 21, 2020

Short quarantines can slow the spread of Covid and allow a return to in-person learning. But the pause is also disruptive and may not work.

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Facing Economic and Family Stress, Fewer Colorado Students are Enrolling in Community College

The roughly 9 percent drop in enrollment highlights the brutal situation that COVID has created and decisions thousands of students face.

Jason Gonzales

September 17, 2020

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Denver Public Schools Partnership Uses Capstones To Increase Exposure to College-Level Classes

How Jill Biden Could Impact Higher Ed

Democrats Take Control of U. of Colorado Board

Colorado Governor’s Budget Would Restore Money to Higher Ed

Why So Many Coloradans Leave College Financial Aid on the Table — and How To Fix That

Pandemic Creates Questions About the Future of Part-Time Instructors

To Combat COVID, Fort Lewis College Embraces Navajo Principle of Kinship

Why Colorado Students Are Still Taking the SAT, Even Though It’s Now Voluntary

Will the U. of Colorado’s Two-Week Pause Be Enough?

Facing Economic and Family Stress, Fewer Colorado Students are Enrolling in Community College

The Future of Testing

A Global Challenge: How Other Countries Are Managing International Students

Ohio colleges and universities receive $13.5 million to offer more mental health support for students

‘It only takes one person’: University of Pittsburgh library workers worry about health as COVID-19 cases rise

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