Kentucky News - May 31, 2011

State:

• National expert advises Ky's higher ed leaders to embrace online delivery and innovate (The Lane Report)
• NKU now offers completely online bachelor, associate programs in criminal justice (The Lane Report)
• Transylvania graduates largest class in its 231-year history (The Lane Report)
• Campus will operate Kelly Autism Program (Messenger-Inquirer)
• KWC set to add exercise, health degree sub-paths (Messenger-Inquirer)
• The business of higher education (Business Lexington)
• Fostering talent (Business Lexington)
• UK undergoes energy overhaul (Business Lexington)
• $2.5 million grant to provide MSU scholarships (The Morehead News)
• Transy's 2011 graduating class is its largest ever (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Kentucky lags in education funding (Daily News)

National:

• Ivy Tech freezes tuition for military, state workers (Inside Indiana Business)
• Raising graduation rates, and questions (Inside Higher Ed)
• Elaborating on online accessibility (Inside Higher Ed)
• U. of Phoenix hit with new whistle-blower lawsuit over recruiting practices (The Chronicle of Higher Education)
• 9 states get new chance at federal education aid (The New York Times)
• For-profit colleges see major gains in past decade (USA Today)