Kentucky News - June 12, 2012

• 2-year college students have new resource (Glasgow Daily Times)
• Richmond student to teach in China (The Richmond Register)
• EKU budget going up 1 percent (The Richmond Register)
• EKU 2012-13 budget includes 5 percent tuition increase (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• EKU Regents OK pay freeze, tuition hike (Business Lexington)
• Ed McGuire honored by Campbellsville University (The Lane Report)
• UofL Geriatrics calls for nominations for optimal aging award (The Lane Report)
• UK project receives $880,000 of Department of Energy (The Lane Report)
• As cities seek to connect residents to high-wage jobs, more mayors lead college success initiatives (National League of Cities)
• Next president at UPike talks about goals (Daily News)
• Dental Assisting Certificate Course Available in August (SurfKy.com)

• Vouchers Unspoken, Romney Hails School Choice (The New York Times)
• Conference Looks at What Works in Student Learning, and What Gets in the Way (The Chronicle of Higher Ed)
• New York Times to Suspend Online-Education Program (The Chronicle of Higher Ed)
• For-Profit Group Issues Standards for Education of Veterans (Inside Higher Ed)
• New Course in College Costs (The Wall Street Journal)