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| WCC and 草榴社区 partner to offer new bachelor鈥檚 degree in computer and information systems security | |||
| State Senate passes budget plan | With just days left in an overtime legislative session, the state Senate on Saturday approved a budget plan that made some concessions on revenue, provided House Democrats agree to other demands. |
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| Congress must keep college loans affordable | Once again, Congress is facing a time-sensitive 鈥渃liff鈥 deadline: July 1, when rates on federally subsidized Stafford student loans will double should Congress fail to act. If this cliff sounds familiar, it鈥檚 because we were at the same brink last year during the election. A last-minute鈥 |
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| UW joins key online platforms to offer free courses | A veteran of the college lecture hall, Matt McGarrity is so enthusiastic about his subject 鈥 the art of public speaking 鈥 that he almost seems to bounce out of his shoes with every word he delivers. |
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| UW to require diversity course | Saying it has an obligation to prepare students for a more global society, the University of Washington will require undergrads to complete a course in some area of diversity 鈥 economic, cultural or political 鈥 before they can graduate. |
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| UWT grads won鈥檛 hear names called this year | The University of Washington Tacoma prides itself on its high-tech pedigree, from its Institute of Technology to its new master鈥檚 program in cybersecurity. But at Friday鈥檚 commencement ceremony, one piece of technology is running up against a time-honored tradition. Instead of announcing鈥 |
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| Hard work has Whatcom student ready for high tech job | How can I put into words what Whatcom Community College's Computer Information Systems program has done for me? The program has the reputation for getting incredible results in two years. All of which is true, but I do not want prospective students to get the impression that by simply鈥 |
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| NWIC鈥檚 Salish Sea Research Center to open July 1 | The Northwest Indian College鈥榮 new $2.2 million Salish Sea Research Center will be fully operational by July 1, according to an announcement from the college. |
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| House approves revised state budget plan | The state House approved a revised budget plan Thursday night, advancing the new spending plan even though it still lacks support in the Senate. |
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| Workers say they reached tentative contract deal with Evergreen college administration | Workers who went on a one-day strike last month over failed contract talks at The Evergreen State College have reported reaching a tentative agreement with the four-year liberal-arts school near Olympia. Neither the college nor workers were revealing details but a ratification vote for the 57鈥 |