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Dolly Parton’s Dollywood Theme Park Offers Free College to Employees

Dolly Parton’s Dollywood Theme Park Offers Free College to Employees

The Tennessee theme park Dollywood is participating in a free college for employees program that pays 100% of tuition at partner colleges.

Anne Dennon February 11, 2022
College Completion Rates Rise for Sixth Straight Year

College Completion Rates Rise for Sixth Straight Year

The national college completion rate has risen steadily in recent years, according to new data.

Matthew Arrojas February 11, 2022
Amazon Invests in Community College Bachelor’s Degree Programs

Amazon Invests in Community College Bachelor’s Degree Programs

Amazon will help launch computer science and STEM-related bachelor’s degree programs at three institutions in Washington state.

Dean Golembeski January 24, 2022
Is College Free in Germany?

Is College Free in Germany?

Germany’s public universities are free to students from anywhere in the world — but enrollment and visa requirements take some navigating.

Anne Dennon January 19, 2022
Navient Agrees to Cancel $1.7B in Student Loans

Navient Agrees to Cancel $1.7B in Student Loans

Attorneys general from 39 states accused the student loan servicer of offering borrowers risky, subprime loans.

Matthew Arrojas January 14, 2022
Earning Your Bachelor’s Degree at a Community College

Earning Your Bachelor’s Degree at a Community College

Community college bachelor’s degrees are popular and proliferating. University leaders fear the worst, but those fears are largely unfounded.

Mark J. Drozdowski, Ed.D. January 13, 2022
Columbia University Student Worker Union Reaches Deal With College

Columbia University Student Worker Union Reaches Deal With College

The university and student workers reached a deal after two years of negotiations and many counter offers.

Matthew Arrojas January 10, 2022
Colleges Plan to Go Remote to Start 2022 as Omicron Spreads

Colleges Plan to Go Remote to Start 2022 as Omicron Spreads

COVID-19 concerns are prompting some schools — most notably Harvard — to return to online learning for the start of next semester.

Matthew Arrojas December 20, 2021
Survey Suggests the ‘Great Resignation’ Will Continue Next Year

Survey Suggests the ‘Great Resignation’ Will Continue Next Year

A large number of working Americans plan to leave their jobs next year and are preparing for new opportunities by acquiring career-related skills.

Jessica Bryant December 16, 2021