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Washington Public Employees Association members see a 5% raise over two years as too little. The state’s largest federation of public sector unions ratified their agreements.
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As students across the nation consider jobs that play a role in solving the climate crisis, they’re looking for meaningful climate training, including here in Washington State.
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Community colleges are in trouble. That has implications for the national economy, which relies on community colleges to fill many of the jobs that have shortages.
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Each year, the University of Washington accepts thousands of transfer students. Three students describe the route that brought them to UW and how attending university at a later stage benefitted them, despite the challenges of the transition.
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Some community college students struggle to pay for a place to live. It’s especially difficult because they’re often excluded from federally subsidized…
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A bipartisan group of state lawmakers is exploring ways to make it easier for parents who are going to community college to get care for their kids at…
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The latest community college enrollment numbers may hold a clue to what’s happening in the Northwest’s economy.
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We've heard a lot of stories lately about the struggles of young, unemployed people with college degrees. A Washington State agency says the reason for…
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College students in Washington are less likely to “make the grade” if they take courses online. A new study found that students have a greater chance of…
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The Washington State Board for Community and Technical colleges voted Thursday to raise tuition by an average of 12 percent next year. That's the maximum…