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Degrees-jobs gap persists
June 13, 2011June 13, 2011City OKs $2.3M Bayside property sale to Federated Cos.
June 6, 2011Portland's city councilors unanimously approved the nearly $2.3 million sale of 3.25 acres in the Bayside neighborhood to The Federated Cos.
June 6, 2011Island Institute nets $1.2M for education
May 31, 2011Rockland-based nonprofit The Island Institute has received more than $1 million in federal funds to boost interest in science and technology education in rural areas.
May 31, 2011$5M New Balance gift boosts UMaine
May 24, 2011Boston-based athletic shoe company New Balance, which has three facilities in Maine, has donated $5 million to the University of Maine to fund the renovation of its field house and Memorial Gym.
May 24, 2011UMaine System tuition to rise 4.3%
May 24, 2011The University of Maine System Board of Trustees yesterday approved a $523 million budget for fiscal year 2012 and a 4.3% tuition increase.
May 24, 2011UMS head Pattenaude resigns to teach
May 19, 2011University of Maine System Chancellor Richard Pattenaude will retire from the post next year and take a teaching job, he announced yesterday.
May 19, 2011Unity names scientist new president
May 12, 2011Unity College has named scientist Stephen Mulkey of Idaho as its new president, effective in July.
May 12, 2011Colleges ranked as two of nation's best
May 10, 2011A national nonprofit group has rated two of Maine's community colleges among the best two-year community colleges in the nation, putting them in the running for a $1 million award.
May 10, 2011Goodwill's new job skills program graduates six
May 9, 2011On Friday, Goodwill Industries of Northern New England will graduate its first class in a pilot program to train refugees and immigrants in work force skills.
May 9, 2011Community college tuition to rise
May 9, 2011Trustees of the Maine Community College System yesterday voted to raise tuition at the system's seven colleges by 2.4% to help offset a budget deficit in the coming academic year.
May 9, 2011Bates prez to lead Hopkins center
April 22, 2011Bates College President Elaine Tuttle Hansen, who recently announced she would step down in July, has been named executive director of The Johns Hopkins University's Center for Talented Youth.
April 22, 2011Bates president stepping down
April 14, 2011The president of Bates College, Elaine Tuttle Hansen, is stepping down from her position this summer to take a leadership post with another educational institution.
April 14, 2011LePage OKs $15M student loan bond
April 7, 2011Gov. Paul LePage has given the green light to a quasi-governmental agency to issue up to $15 million in tax-exempt bonds to be used for student loans, after previously rejecting a similar proposal.
April 7, 2011UMS, companies aim to boost IT grads
March 31, 2011The University of Maine System is planning a new partnership with private businesses to boost the number of students graduating with computer and information sciences degrees.
March 31, 2011Federal cuts threaten UMaine lab
March 29, 2011A research laboratory at the University of Maine is slated to close and its 18 employees left jobless, now that its federal funding has been cut.
March 29, 2011Alfond Foundation pledges $5M to college
March 23, 2011Thomas College in Waterville has received a $5 million pledge to help fund its planned campus expansion.
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