Higher Ed

We’re in the midst of college graduation season, meaning that millions of recent graduates are now looking to enter the workforce.

NKU’s construction management program is No. 11 in the nation according to Best Value Schools.

Last year, nearly 77,000 degrees and credentials were awarded, up almost 5% from the previous year and up 39% from a decade ago. These numbers keep the commonwealth on track to meet its goal of 60% of the working population with a post secondary credential by 2030.

A central Kentucky report on honey contamination earned national buzz, making the cover of the Journal of Environmental Health.

It may feel like your child’s senior year has just begun, but it’s already time to fill out the FAFSA – the Free Application for Federal Student Aid.

When Sierra magazine listed the 20 coolest “green” colleges, Kentucky enjoyed a shoutout even without a college on the list. That’s because Henry County plays a key role in a sustainable agriculture degree offered at Vermont’s Sterling College.

The rising cost of a college education rightfully gets lots of attention. That’s why a recent Voice of America story focused on schools that students can attend without paying a tuition fee. One of the schools at the top of the list? Kentucky’s Berea College.

Cybercrime is increasing – threatening companies of all sizes – making cybersecurity a crucial field for growth.

It’s called the “gift of life” – but donated blood is a fragile gift. It has to be refrigerated and can only be stored for about six weeks.

Scientists never stop being scientists – even when helping their toddlers in the garden.