Kentucky News - September 28, 2011

State:

• CPE approves diversity plan; changes soon to come (The Murray State News)
• Kentucky high schools only slightly better at getting graduates ready for college, workforce (The Courier-Journal)
• University requests $77 million for new academic building (Louisville Cardinal)
• 'The Other Wes Moore' Book-in-common author speaks at IdeaFest (Louisville Cardinal)
• Minors face potential major changes (The Northerner)
• Schools make progress toward goals for NCLB (Daily News)
• Conway files suit against National College of Kentucky (Business First of Louisville)
• Attorney General Jack Conway sues National College of Kentucky (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Locust Trace farm offers Fayette students a new learning experience (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• UK provost won't be Iowa State president; job goes to UNC official (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Kentucky attorney general sues college with branch in Florence (Fox19.com)
• City Commission OKs MSU bonds, budget amendment (The Paducah Sun)

National:

• Kentucky Attorney General Sues a Third For-Profit College (The Chronicle of Higher Ed)
• Kentucky's Attorney General Sues Third For-Profit College (Inside Higher Ed)
• ‘Time Is the Enemy’ of College Completion, Report Says (The Chronicle of Higher Ed)
• Federal grant for two-year colleges targets graduation, job placement (Arkansas News)