search
Community College Daily
Trends
- 1Community colleges examine noncredit students' goals▼Diving into noncredit students’ goals, experiences
Community College Daily reports on efforts to better understand the goals and experiences of noncredit students at community colleges. The piece looks at why students enroll in noncredit courses, such as workforce training or personal enrichment, and how colleges can use that information to improve support and program design.
- 2University of Washington plans new Chemical Sciences Building▼College of Arts and Science to construct new Chemical Sciences Building
The College of Arts and Sciences is set to construct a new Chemical Sciences Building, according to the Daily UW. The project will expand laboratory and research space for chemistry programs on campus. Details on cost, timeline and location have not yet been made public.
- 3Sequim's Adrian Aragon wins college golf tournament▼AREA SPORT: Sequim’s Adrian Aragon wins college golf tournament
Adrian Aragon, a golfer from Sequim, Washington, has won a college golf tournament, according to the Peninsula Daily News. The victory is being celebrated locally as a notable achievement for the Sequim-area athlete competing at the collegiate level.
- 4Mental health awareness fails to reach college culture▼Mental health awareness is not reflected in college culture
The Michigan Daily argues that while mental health awareness is widespread in rhetoric, it has not translated into actual change in college culture. The piece contends that universities and student communities still foster conditions—academic pressure, stigma, and inadequate support—that undermine student wellbeing despite growing public conversation around mental health.
- 5Solano College pro tennis event pauses in 2026, targets 2027 return▼No pro tennis at Solano College in 2026, but plans continue for a 2027 return
Solano College in Fairfield, California, will not host a professional tennis event in 2026, according to the Daily Republic. Organisers say planning continues, with the goal of bringing pro tennis back to the campus in 2027. The report offers no detail on why the 2026 edition is not happening.
- 6
The music faculty at Angelina College hosted a public forum, according to a report by the Lufkin Daily News. The event brought together faculty and community members in Lufkin, Texas, though details about the forum's topic and speakers were not provided in the report. Further information about the discussion and any outcomes has not yet been made available.