The 'No-Frills' College of the Future

The 2009-10 academic year was one of the most fiscally challenging ever for many state universities and private colleges, and there is little indication that things are going to ease up for them this fall.

‘Raising Hope’ and ‘Outsourced’ Embrace Malaise

New fall sitcoms (like “Raising Hope” and “Outsourced”) and dramas (“My Generation”) suggest a pervasive national sense of pessimism and decline.

Higher Learning Commission Reaffirms Chicago State University's Continued Accreditation Status

Chicago State University announced today that The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools has reaffirmed the University's continued accreditation, which it has maintained since 1941.

Tuesday’s After Work offers fun and safety for local shooters

The work week can be long and stressful for some. With the help of local handgun shooters, residents can shoot off some steam while learning how to safely handle a handgun at Tuesday After Work.

New Haven schools open Endeavor building

The moment that parents, residents and administrators of the New Haven Community School District have been waiting for finally arrived last Tuesday when a dedication ceremony was held to officially open the brand new Endeavor Middle School.