Colleges flunk affordability
The National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education determined 49 states, including North Carolina, flunk when it comes to college affordability.
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The National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education determined 49 states, including North Carolina, flunk when it comes to college affordability.
Last week, WWAY told you about county school districts giving back some of their state appropriations to offset the state deficit. Late last week, the state also dipped into community college budgets.
School officials said more students are choosing to start their studies at a community college, saving some money before transferring to a four-year university.
Cape Fear Community College and UNC Wilmington are taking steps to try and keep their students safe.
Undocumented immigrants are still officially banned from North Carolina Community Colleges.
The state's community colleges are critical in filling shortages in several industries, including nursing, teaching, and biotechnology. That's according to a recent study done by a public policy group.
The state now says illegal immigrants will be prohibited from pursuing degrees at North Carolina community colleges, at least until state officials figure out whether a mandate passed six months ago to enroll illegal immigrants violates federal laws.
Everything from furniture to fine crafts to baby dolls were available at Cape Fear Community College this weekend.
Tuesday the Wilmington community honored the life of fire Cpt. John Miller.
For eight years running New Hanover County has been rated the most dangerous county in the state in which to drive. New Hanover County has more accidents per miles driven than any of the state's 100 counties.
North Carolina community colleges are now completely open to undocumented aliens.
The state community college system recently passed a directive requiring all community colleges to admit undocumented immigrants.
Our public schools need the community's help to achieve excellence. That was the message Tuesday morning at a State of the Schools forum hosted by the Greater Wilmington Chamber Foundation.
Bill Chamnin got a call from his wife, a student at the college, Monday afternoon...her battery was dead in a student parking lot. Chamnin came to help her. So did a school security guard, who wasn't much help.
For more than a century folks in the Pender County seat have known one name when it comes to shopping: Harrell's. We visit the fourth-generation running the family business in this edition of Cape Fear Pride.
As classes started Tuesday some ninth-graders got a chance to work toward a high school diploma and a college degree.
Cape Fear Garden Club announces their annual Azalea Garden Tour raised $89,000 for community beautification and horticulture efforts.
At Cape Fear Community College Friday night one Wilmington mom got an early and very special Mother's Day gift. She received her degree along with her son.
Cape Fear Community College announces the launch of a new Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment Technician course, designed specifically for licensed electricians seeking to expand their skills and gain hands-on training in the rapidly growing electric vehicle charging industry.
The Wilson Center at Cape Fear Community College announces that 16-time Grammy award-winning producer David Foster and singer, actor Katharine McPhee are coming to Wilmington.
Cape Fear Community College is expanding its job training opportunities with the launch of new Landscaping and Horticulture courses through its Economic and Workforce Development division.
Cape Fear Community College is holding a Certified Nursing Assistant career fair on September 23rd.
Cape Fear Community College’s Humanities and Education Department announces the 4th Annual Fall Lecture Series.
The Wilson Center at Cape Fear Community College and the Cucalorus Film Foundations announce that Reggie Watts will close out the 31st annual Cucalorus Film Festival with a live performance at at CFCC’s Wilson Center.
Novant is holding a hiring event at Cape Fear Community College in partnership with NCWorks.