The University of Georgia has vacated a prize that was supposed to be given to author Greg Mortenson. The decision means that this year’s Delta Prize for Global Understanding will not be awarded to anyone. Mortenson is facing accusations of fabricating stories in his best selling book, Three Cups of Tea, which has launched an investigation […]
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In-Depth Look at Rising College Tuition in Kentucky
WFPL News Director Gabe Bullard hosted an hour-long program looking into the rising tuition costs at Kentucky colleges and universities. The guests were University of Louisville President Dr. James Ramsey, Jefferson Community and Technical College President Dr. Tony Newberry, and Michael Gritton, the Executive Director of KentuckianaWorks. The conversation examines the reasons for the rising […]
Council Sets 6% Maximum Tuition Increase For U Of L, UK
The Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education has set tuition limits for the state’s public universities and colleges for the 2010-2011 school year.
Universities Offer In-State Tuition Across State Lines
Colleges and universities are struggling to attract students and keep costs manageable. While many, including most Kentucky institutions, have raised tuition rates, others are looking beyond state borders to lure students. Southern Illinois University in Carbondale recently announced it would extend in-state tuition rates to Kentucky residents.
U Of L To Prepare To Cut Costs
Administrators at the University of Louisville say they have a rough idea of how to meet the governor’s proposed spending cuts.
U of L Audit Concludes
An audit of the University of Louisville’s grant management process has not revealed any major procedural flaws.
U Of L Revising Meal Plan Exemption Criteria
The University of Louisville may loosen its requirements for opting out of a new mandatory meal plan.