Lake Superior State University President Dr. Rodney S. Hanley recently introduced the Rodney S. Hanley and Sara Gunhus-Hanley LGBTQ+ Endowed Scholarship to provide financial assistance to LGBTQ+ students.

Dr. Brad Romans has been named the new dean of the School of Liberal Arts at Henry Ford College.

In an attempt to increase the school’s talent pipeline, Grand Rapids Community College has announced plans for its new Center for Automation, which will educate students in a variety of automation and manufacturing skill sets.

Glen Oaks Community College will have its high school enrollment programs showcased in the docuseries “Viewpoint with Dennis Quaid.”

Delta College’s Downtown Midland Center has received a gold Leadership in Energy and Environment Design Certification.

The National Security Agency and Ferris State University have partnered to provide NSA resources to students, faculty, and staff in the artificial intelligence, database management, data analytics, and space cybersecurity fields.

After a recent shift in legislation in Michigan, Northwestern Michigan College was able to partner with Davenport University so that it can offer a BSN completion program to graduating ADN students.

In an email announcement, Western Kentucky University’s President Timothy C. Caboni announced that the retention rate of degree-seeking, first-time, first-year students had increased to 85.1%.

The University of Kentucky, in collaboration with its Office of LGBTQ* Resources and Office for Student Success, have opened up three scholarships: the Tuesday Meadows Endowed Scholarship, the David Mundry Memorial Scholarship, and a UK Office of LGBTQ* Resources Scholarship.

A team of three schools and industry professionals have unveiled the Low-Cost Virtual Reality Platform, which they hope will make advanced manufacturing technician training more affordable and customizable.