- Effort to help adults finish college degrees takes shape – Alabama Daily News (aldailynews.com)
- Alabama board asks to raise higher ed funding by 17.5%. Will states follow?
- WSFA donates decades of film, video, and photos to ADAH
- Higher ed still recovering from Covid setback. Preliminary fall enrollment numbers show uptick with 2yr schools; some 4yr institutions reporting drop2020/2021 comparison charts
- ASU gets record $24.7 million federal grant to prep MPS students for higher education
- Alabama Colleges Partner to Address Teacher Shortage
- Two ACHE-sponsored bills signed into law by Gov. Ivey
- Google Awards $5M to Tuskegee to Support Tech Diversity
- UNA celebrating “Year of the UNA Woman”
- Stillman College pays off 2020, 2021 debt for students
- UAB Becomes first Health Promoting University in the US
- Academic libraries play essential role during coronavirus pandemic
- Dr. Jim Purcell, ACHE Director, discusses federal student loans in WSFA-TV interview
- WHNT interview with Dr. Purcell, ACHE Director, January 3, 2021
- Reports: Alabama Higher Ed relies more on tuition, less on state support
- Department of Defense launches aerospace research center at Tuskegee University
- In Focus: “Alabama Higher Education,” Troy Public Radio, Jan. 28, 2021
- APTV’s Spotlight on Education, January 21, 2021
- Troy University campuses awarded the Tree Campus Higher Education designation
- In a dark year, Alabama State University has been a bright spot
- The University of Alabama’s Education Policy Center says lottery revenue should be used for college scholarship fund
- Talladega College President: “How one HBCU president managed the coronavirus shutdown”
- Tools for Teachers from North Alabama NAAL members and the AVL
- Congratulations to ADPNet on winning the AHA Digital History Award, Small Project
- AL GOP Passes Resolution to Support Banning DEI Policies
- Talladega College to be the second HBCU with a gymnastics team
- Birmingham-Southern president says he’ll do everything possible to keep the college open
- Dr. Purcell talks partnerships, Retain, Recall, (Re)Engage and FAFSA on “Workforce Development Focuses On The Future” – TPR’s In Focus – Jan. 11, 2023 by Troy Public Radio | Listen online for free on SoundCloud
- Education community working to ensure students are prepared for workforce
- Opinion: Turning Alabama’s challenges into opportunities, by ACHE Director Jim Purcell
- Requirement, dashboard increasing student aid applications
- More than 50% of Alabama teachers leave first classrooms within 3 years
- ACHE recommends bigger budget for state’s colleges
- Higher Ed requesting $2.01B in 2023
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