The Minneapolis technical college has tapped Bayza Weeks to launch a new program aimed at getting high schoolers interested in technical education, and helping them graduate on time.
Education
So far, only two colleges in the North Star State have said they’ll require students and staff to get a shot for the fall semester. Others are taking a “wait-and-see” approach.
With $1 million in funding, the new LabFellows program will offer paid marketing fellowships to college grads from diverse backgrounds.
The governor is updating the state's learning plan to allow middle and high schools to resume in-person or hybrid instruction.
Covid-19 is forcing schools to be ready to deliver high-quality courses online in 2020-2021.
Snow days are gone. Now is the time to rethink everything about K-12 learning.
Building on his research platform, CEO Neel Kashkari wades into controversial policy waters by engaging with citizens on the coronavirus, education, and racial injustice.
The gifts will endow programs that advance the business ethics of the late CEO Ken Melrose.
Flexibility for Minnesota school districts puts added pressure on the business community to remain flexible with employee work schedules this fall.
Gov. Walz is expected to outline more details about plans for the upcoming semester — a move that will have a huge impact on the business community.
Tuition has been too expensive for years, so the health crisis should be the impetus to finally institute important education reforms.
In the face of Covid-19, Minnesota companies weigh options for their seasonal internship programs.
Responding to new demands from students, Opus College of Business Dean Stefanie Lenway is leading a program makeover.
The labor shortage is history, but not all industries are shedding jobs due to coronavirus.
Minneapolis Public Schools superintendent Ed Graff reflects on his progress.
The college fared well in the primary care category.