Kentucky News - November 15, 2012

State:

• University Hospital announces operating partner (Business First of Louisville)
• University Hospital, KentuckyOne both expect boosts from deal (Business First of Louisville)
• Petition demands more faculty voice in president search (The Eastern Progress)
• Presidential search forum held for campus (The Eastern Progress)
• Privacy lawyers called in to advise (The Eastern Progress)
• Presidential search committee website created to inform campus community of ongoing progress (The Eastern Progress)
• International student population experiences substantial growth (The Eastern Progress)
• U of L Medical Center partners with KentuckyOne Health (The Louisville Cardinal)
• Study abroad expands travel opportunities (The News)
• Saudi Arabian students make up majority (The Northerner)
• WKU Students See What it's like to be Homeless (WBKO)
• BREAKING NEWS: UofL, University Medical Center partners with KentuckyOne Health (The Lane Report)
• University Medical Center, U of L Partner with KentuckyOne Health (Business Lexington)
• Survey: New grads can expect modest rise in hiring (KyPost)
• Approximately $4.5m will reroof high school, upgrade classrooms and security (Daily Independent)
• OCTC reaching out for reading (Messenger-Inquirer)
• Former juvenile justice property in Lexington goes to college (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Fayette schools proposal calls for seven new schools, renovations (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• University Hospital, KentuckyOne Health announce $1.4 billion partnership (The Couier-Journal)

National:

• American Council on Education May Recommend Some Coursera Offerings for College Credit (The Chronicle of Higher Ed)
• New National Tally of College Completion Tries to Count All Students (The Chronicle of Higher Ed)
• Ohio told to raise college graduation rates (Dayton Daily News)
• Common Standards, Assessment Leader to Head CCSSO (Education Week)
• 'Soft Skills' Pushed as Part of College Readiness (Education Week)