Higher Ed

Paul Bunyan Communications is a key partner for the schools in forming this new club, which will be available to students starting in 2026.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics says the construction industry faces a shortage of 500,000 workers, prompting calls for bigger and more accessible training programs.

Red Lake Nation College President Dan King and Leech Lake College President Helen Montgomery discussed tribal colleges' unique position in the higher education landscape amid a challenging federal funding environment.

BSU announced the program would end last fall, but it returns for Fall 2025 semester under BSU's School of Technology, Art and Design.

National studies show when people leave prison, they face obstacles in gaining an education. A key deterrent is an application question about their past criminal history.

Bemidji State University and Northwest Technical College President John Hoffman discussed strategies to pull the regional campuses out of the red and increase enrollment.

Students considering entering directly into the workforce have a unique opportunity to gain college credits and hands-on experience at the Polaris manufacturing facility in Roseau.

Last week's celebration culminated a long-term plan to better serve Indigenous students living in the Twin Cities metro.

Niganawenimaanaanig — a program designed to recruit and retain Indigenous students into nursing tracks at Bemidji State University — saw nine students graduate this year, a record class since the program's inception in 2017.

On August 5th of 2019 Barbara McDonald became the 13th president of The College of St. Scholastica. With a background in leadership and higher education…