Kentucky News - October 18, 2012

State:

• U of L completes move of students from mold-infested Miller Hall (Business First of Louisville)
• The Student Sustainability Council is looking for ideas (The Kentucky Kernel)
• Master of Arts in Education goes online (The Eastern Progress)
• Presidential search and screening committee formed (The Eastern Progress)
• Private funding (Daily Independent)
• University of Louisville says mold-infested dorm now empty (The Courier-Journal)
• Average debt up again for new college grads (KyPost.com)
• UK Gatton College profs co-author U.S. Chamber study arguing against need for further money market fund industry reforms (The Lane Report)
• Expansion of UK student tailgating area announced for Georgia game (The Lane Report)
• Education Foundation to Officially File with State (WBKO)
• Commissioner Holliday to file for articles of incorporation for new Ky. education nonprofit (Kyforward)
• Education foundation to officially file with state (The Providence Journal)

National:

• Enrollment Slide and Cost Cutting May Signal Strategy Shift at U. of Phoenix (The Chronicle of Higher Ed)
• Educause, Gates Unveil Grants for 'Breakthrough' Models (Inside Higher Ed)
• Study: Deregulated Universities Don't Have Better Outcomes (Inside Higher Ed)
• Higher Ed on the Ballot (Inside Higher Ed)
• Gov. Gary Herbert presents plan to increase number of Utahns with degrees (Deseret News)
• UT System touts plan for free online courses (Chron.com)
• New Ed-Tech Policy Database Unveiled (Education Week)