Kentucky News - October 30, 2012

State:

• Report: more total students, fewer full-time students (WKU Herald)
• WKU starts preparing for re-accreditation (WKU Herald)
• VP chosen to study in Germany (WKU Herald)
• UofL conference will educate, train college women to run for office (The Lane Report)
• WKU’s future in endowed scholarships (Daily News)
• Adkins receives MSU's Founders Award (Daily Independent)
• New child care center dedicated at ACTC (Daily Independent)
• EKU broke law by withholding records about Debra Hoskins, state rules (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Close the Deal opens doors for students (Kentucky Teacher.org)
• Illinois man donates $1.5 million to Purdue for math (The Courier-Journal)
• New hall honors supporters of the university: faculty, staff and donors (The News)
• Kernel appealed UK open-records denial to attorney general (The Kentucky Kernel)

National:

• Supreme Court Hears Case Involving Textbook Pricing (Inside Higher Ed)
• Exporting Online (Inside Higher Ed)
• La. Unveils List of Potential 'Course Choice' Providers (Education Week)