Education
Dan Rather talks election, race relations at Manhattanville
The former CBS News anchor speaks candidly on topics ranging from the 2016 presidential election and race relations to the state...
Enrollments up and down at business schools
Westchester’s three largest business schools are reporting mixed results in recent enrollment trends.
Connecticut state schools adopt reverse transfer program
Students who leave community college for a state university can still receive an associate degree under a new program.
SBA and AARP hold event for entrepreneurs over 50
Entrepreneurship training sessions will be held Friday in Manhattan for people over 50 who are looking to expand their business or...
NYMC dental program to get $460,000 federal grant
A $460,591 grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will be used to train postdoctoral students in public...
Scholarship offered for WCC transfers to Pace University
Graduates of Westchester Community College who transfer to Pace University in Pleasantville could be eligible for an annual $25,000 scholarship.
Hudson Valley economic forum to be held at SUNY New Paltz
The Hudson Valley Economic Development Corp. will hold its second State of the Hudson Valley Economy forum next week.
Recent education grads face murky job market
While enrollment in teaching certification programs continues to rise, recent graduates in the field face an oversaturated education job market.
STEM programs nurture seeds of curiosity
Two after-school STEM programs offer students the opportunity to explore their interests and build skills for the future.
Sacred Heart University to offer hybrid MBA program
Admission opens July 1 for Sacred Heart University's new MBA program that blends online and in-person learning.
Wright Tech high school receives $5M in state funding
J.M. Wright Technical High School in Stamford gets nearly $5 million in the state budget to add 300 students in the...
College of New Rochelle to offer new master’s program
The College of New Rochelle will offer a master's degree program in early childhood education with a concentration in Montessori education.
Manhattanville offers degree in education, entrepreneurship
Manhattanville College creates a master's program for people interested in developing education-related nonprofits or businesses.
SHU study finds state is slow to recover from recession
Research from Welch College of Business students finds good-paying jobs being replaced by lower-paying jobs in Connecticut.
Pattern for Progress fellows to present findings in Newburgh
Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress fellows will present their research findings on Fishkill, Middletown and New Rochelle.
