Colorado colleges make their promises
State colleges are finishing up the contracts that detail how they’ll meet the goals of the state’s higher ed master plan, adopted Thursday.
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Ed board candidate fundraising is modest
State Board of Education and CU Regents candidates have been raising money all year – often $10 at a time.
Undocumented students take up Metro offer
Updated – The chair of the Metro State University trustees has reaffirmed the board’s commitment to its controversial tuition rate for undocumented students.
Higher ed master plan nears completion
Colorado is slowly wading into the national trend of setting tangible performance standards for public colleges and universities.
ACT scores show readiness gaps
The 2012 national report on ACT test scores shows continued and significant lack of college readiness for both Colorado and U.S. students.
Brief: CU, CSU garner $340 million
The state’s two largest university systems report record-breaking levels of private fundraising in 2011-12.
Audit: College stipend goals not realized
The state system of college student stipends hasn’t worked as intended, according to a new state audit.
What do test scores predict?
Results of Colorado’s annual high school exams appear to signal whether students will stick it out in college, according to a new study.
Metro cuts cost for undocumented
Tired of waiting for the legislature, Metro state trustees have voted to create a special, lower tuition rate for undocumented students.
Lobato resolution killed
Updated – A Senate committee has killed the resolution proposing the legislature intervene in the Lobato case.
