Four leaders in the arts, education, music and philanthropy have been nominated to receive honorary degrees at University of Michigan's spring commencement.

A new chapter of the Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education (FAME) is launching in southeast Michigan.

Tuition rates for in-district students remain unchanged since Fall 2017.

The North Building is fast becoming a state-of-the-art epicenter for CUAA’s blossoming health care offerings.

A new gift will establish a fund for 10 students to receive full-ride nursing scholarships to WCC each year.

Concordia University Ann Arbor student Ellesyn Fritcha shares why she loves calling CUAA home.

Robotics will soon become its own formal discipline at the University of Michigan.

A college degree in one year for only $7,000? That seems way too good to be true -- but it’s not.

WCC has opened enrollment for the 2022 Winter semester for current and prospective students.

Concordia University welcomes new MBA director to both of its campuses.

Concordia University welcomes new MBA director to both of its campuses.

Bryant Lepic is an 11-year US Air Force veteran who has completed five combat deployments to Iraq.

Bryant Lepic is an 11-year US Air Force veteran who has completed five combat deployments to Iraq.

In Metro Detroit, 32.4% of adults age 25 and older have a bachelor’s degree or higher, compared to the national average of 33.1%.

Do you love teaching? Learn more about Concordia University Ann Arbor's teacher certification program.

Do you love teaching? Learn more about Concordia University Ann Arbor's teacher certification program.

LANSING, Mich. (AP) – Michigan is accepting applications for tuition-free assistance for adults 25 and older to earn an associate’s degree or postsecondary certificate at their local community college or a private training school. “To succeed as a state, Michigan must be a state of successful people,” Gov. Free tuition is being offered at a resident‘s in-district community college where they can earn an associate degree or Pell-eligible skill certificate if they’re 25 years old and older. You can’t have completed a college degree yet, so you can’t already have an associate or bachelor’s degree. If you don’t have a high school diploma or equivalent, click here.