Kentucky News - February 26, 2013

State:

• Online "Transfer Madness" to Connect KCTCS Students to 25 Universities (WNKU)
• "Transfer Madness" Event Gives Two-Year Graduates Easy Access to Four-Year Institutions (WKMS)
• MBA program comes to WKU's E'town campus (The News Enterprise)
• 10 Louisville students honored as Black History Makers of Tomorrow (The Courier-Journal)
• Phillip Bale appointed to WKU Board of Regents (Surfky)
• Beshear signs bill to approve Honors College and International Center (WKU Herald)
• House Notes: Organ transplants, teen dating, coal counties in peril and a teacher evaluation squabble (CN2)
• Automatic Budget Cuts Weigh on Kentucky Schools (WBKO)
• Newtown Pike to be widened by new campus for Lexington community college (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Standing out (Bowling Green Daily News)
• WKU MBA program on agenda in E-town (Bowling Green Daily News)

National:

• Some States on Pace to Hit 90 Percent High School Grad. Rate by 2020 (Education Week)
• Possible Probation for Phoenix (Inside Higher Ed)
• U. of Phoenix Expects to Be Placed on Probation by Its Accreditor (The Chronicle of Higher Ed)