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Ellen Abbott/WRVOOfficials at the State University of New York will be paying close attention when Gov. Kathy Hochul presents her budget in Albany. -
Nancy L. Ford/NANCY L. FORD PHOTOGRAPHY/NANCY L. FORD PHOTOGRAPHYThe faculty senate at Utica University voted to censure their Board of Trustees after a recommendation to eliminate several majors including chemistry, nutrition, international studies, philosophy and Spanish.
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When Cazenovia College closes in the spring, the Village of Cazenovia will lose part of its community. -
The spring 2023 semester will be the last for students and faculty at Cazenovia College.
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President Biden's student loan relief program has hit a roadblock. The Supreme Court recently announced it would hear arguments about the program in February.
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Micron’s $100 billion investment in central New York is causing some local colleges to create programs for their students to be potential future Micron workers.
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Leaders of teachers unions say schools need to be better prepared for the grim reality that classrooms are increasingly a target for mass shootings and a setting for other forms of violence.
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School boards are feeling the strain of the pandemic and increased political polarization, with fewer incumbents returning as school begins this fall.
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The Syracuse City School District wants to make sure every child has enough school supplies to last them through the school year.
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Classes begin Monday at Onondaga Community College, the first fall semester under the leadership of new president Warren Hilton. And the college is also offering some new programs.
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SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatras wants the state’s colleges and universities to return back to normal, as much as possible, for the fall semester. Malatras…
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In Facebook groups and school board meetings across the country, parents are speaking out against teaching Critical Race Theory in their childrens’…
