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JCC signs new intercollegiate agre.....
Jamestown Community College has signed new and updated articulation agreements with several colleges to facilitate the transfer of JCC graduates into bachelor's degree programs.
Students protest SUNY budget cuts on ESF campus
A small group of students wore bandages on the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry's Quad on Friday afternoon.
CAS dean Anita Farrington plays 'godmother' to her students
CAS dean Anita Farrington will always stop to answer students' questions - even during her regular workouts at Coles Sports Center.
Growing up, Daysi Manzano always had to compete with guys. "I remember boys saying, you can't do it, you're a girl," she said.
Survey finds college grads lack professionalism
Nathan Brown, a 19-year-old sophomore at York College who is from Frederick, Md., said he thinks a lot of students have professional qualities, but says some can be slackers.
Ninth Ward: Interest in Kirby has me pondering differences between 'us' and 'them'
The Teacher's Association of Anne Arundel County, through its parent, the Maryland State Education Association, is taking an unusual interest in Kenny Kirby, the Democratic candidate for alderman in Ward Six.
Economic pressures affecting college decisions now more than ever
Karen Powers paid under $2,000 a year to attend Cornell University. Times have changed.
Woman Watches Burglar Enter Room, Steal Computer
Some York College students are on edge after a burglar broke into their off-campus apartment building.
Three brothers vie for Spring Grove seats
There's a strong possibility that three Republican brothers will end up sitting together on the Spring Grove Borough Council in the upcoming term.
ESF to feel effect of SUNY cuts
The State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry is bracing for the $90 million that will be cut from the SUNY system.
York City candidates to square off in a pair of forums
Candidates for office in York City will be put under the microscope twice more before the Nov.
Spore Collective Radio: Enlightenment on Columbus Day October 10 2009, Segment 1
Summary: This is a forum sponsored by the Native American Student Association of SUNY Binghamton "There are only two federal holidays in America named after a historical figure, Martin Luther King Day and Columbus Day.
Debates for York's mayoral candidates unlikely
The race to become York's next chief executive ends in exactly three weeks, but city voters have had few chances to see the three mayoral candidates engage each other.
York City Council candidates to meet for forum
A forum with candidates for York City Council will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. Oct.
Bicyclist not injured in Tuesday collision
The Syracuse University student who struck a woman on a bicycle with a car Tuesday night will not face any criminal charges, said Lt.
The Continuing Education department at York College offers a wide array of career training, professional and small business development, and enrichment courses.
He won what? Reacting to Obama's Peace Prize
Like much of York County -- and the nation -- Mel Kulbicki was stunned when he woke up Friday morning to hear President Barack Obama had won the Nobel Peace Prize.
York College students tour downtown York
Tour guide and York College graduate Kelly LeMay, right, walks students down Philadelphia Street during York College in the City.
York College students take York city 101
Thursday afternoon wasn't the first time Jen Woolfenden, a senior at York College, has been to downtown York.
Two men confess to Sept. 7 gunpoint robbery of ESF student
Two men have confessed to the Sept. 7 gunpoint robbery of a State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry student in a parking lot on the 100 block of Smith Lane, said Sgt.
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