UVSC: High school classes need amping up (Provo Daily Herald)
High school students may be getting off easy when it comes to earning college credit for their classes, says the president of UVSC. Utah’s concurrent enrollment program offers students the possibility of graduating from high school with an associate’s degree, or at least with some college credit..
Steven Salbu Ga. Tech’s new business school dean (BizJournals)
Georgia Tech has picked an associate dean from the University of Texas to oversee its business school starting July 1.
Police Try to Trace Last Steps of a Student Found Slain (New York Times)
The body of a woman who disappeared after a night out was found, wrapped in a quilt, in a desolate corner of Brooklyn.
New Buffalo trifecta busting racial barriers (USATODAY.com via Yahoo! News)
The University at Buffalo, which rarely makes national sports news, is making sports history these days as the only Division I-A school with African-Americans in the three most visible posts in its athletics department.
Wisconsin Police Get Some Modern Lessons (Officer.com)
WCTC program offers officers up-to-date training as technology changes jobs
Welcome:   (Roanoke Times)
The nursing program at New River Community College has received a full eight-year accreditation from the Virginia Board of Nursing. The board vote is the last step in a three-year accreditation process for the college’s associate degree program in nursing.
People on the move (BendBulletin.com)
Jacob Polvi, a civil engineer from Bend, was recently nominated for the American Society of Civil Engineers’ New Faces of Civil Engineering Program. The national program includes representatives from the civil, mechanical, electrical, chemical, industrial and manufacturing engineering professions.
MCCC hosts exchange students (Monroe Evening News)
Six international exchange students have trekked their way across the globe to learn at Monroe County Community College. The exchange students come as part of the Youth for Understanding community college program for international Students.
USG College of Design Senator candidate: Rozansky (State Press)
What do you think the job you are running for entails? To represent the students from the college I am from, to conduct hearings and approve the annual USG budget, override (by 2/3 vote) any veto by the USG president, adopt bylaws or revisions for USG, the Senate and any other legislative matter that is deemed relevant to the students of ASU. What issues are you focusing on? Hopefully,