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Elected officials will need to nearly double the state’s contribution to higher education if they want to ensure Vermont students have access to an�

Community College of Vermont is expanding its early education program, as a new report highlights the need for more teachers in the state’s pre-K program.�

The Vermont State Colleges System wants a big boost in state funding. Currently, state funding makes up 17 percent of the system's budget, but leaders of�

How do you create a diverse student body in a state like Vermont? For some schools, it's by recruiting students from out-of-state. We're looking at ways�

Colleges throughout Vermont and New England are facing falling enrollments and rising costs. We're talking about how Vermont state colleges are dealing�

House lawmakers might have given nearly unanimous approval to the state budget last week, but not everyone is happy with the compromise package, and many�

Public hearings Monday night on Gov. Phil Scott’s proposed budget showcased strong support for some of the new spending initiatives in the Republican’s�

An effort to boost public support for one of the most poorly-funded state college systems in the nation could go by the wayside if Democratic lawmakers�

In fewer than two years, Johnson State College and Lyndon State College will join together as one school with two campuses. Talk of the unification plan�

At its board meeting Thursday morning, the Vermont State Colleges System Board of Trustees voted unanimously to unify Johnson and Lyndon State Colleges�