Finalists from three Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) universities will pitch their original business plans in the annual State System Startup Challenge.
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Millersville University one of 17 schools to receive Manufacturing PA initiative grants
Millersville University is one of 17 colleges in the state to receive grants totaling $2.3 million through the Manufacturing PA initiative, Gov. Tom Wolf said today.
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Pennsylvania borrowers to receive $67 million in debt cancellation through Navient settlement
Pennsylvania borrowers impacted by allegedly deceptive practices by student loan servicer Navient will receive $3.5 million in restitution payments and $67 million in debt cancellation.
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Rock Lititz workforce education event looks to future music production professionals
Lititz-based music production community Rock Lititz is hosting its annual Rock Lititz Live Event Career Exploration Conference this week.
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Truist economic growth fund allocates $850,000 to midstate colleges
Seven area colleges are slated to receive $850,000 in grants through the BB&T - now Truist Economic Growth Fund - at the Lancaster County Community Foundation.
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Midstate private schools create virtual spring college fair for area students
More than 100 colleges will take part in a virtual college fair held by a consortium of midstate private schools.
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Former Sec. of Education leaves the public sector
Pennsylvania Secretary of Education, Pedro Rivera was months into the COVID-19 pandemic when he announced that he leaving his public-facing role to become the next president of Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology.
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Messiah College receives university designation
Messiah College said on Wednesday that it received university status-- a move the school expects will help it bring in more adult, post-secondary and international students.
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Colleges struggle to find nursing instructors
Nursing programs across the country turned away more than 75,000 qualified applicants last year as colleges dealt with a dearth of faculty and budget constraints that kept them from growing enrollment.
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