College

After a few weeks of traveling across the state, the New Mexico Higher Education Department heard from colleges and universities that maintaining facilities has been a challenge. The department will use a windfall of funding to ensure existing buildings receive upgrades.

Early last month, President Biden extended a repayment pause for student loans until October 2021. In the meantime, college seniors graduating in the…

This time of year usually means the start of college football. Not this year. Without game days and big crowds of tailgaters, college towns across the...

The 2020 legislative session is over. Gene Grant, host of New Mexico In Focus, recaps the biggest moments and topics, like the red-flag law (which…

Just half of New Mexico high school seniors last year filled out a form to get federal assistance in paying for college, according to state officals. Now,…

Let's Talk New Mexico 5/17 8a: Call now 277-5866. People in the U.S. owe more money on student loans than they do on credit cards. And that student loan…

Folks gathered at polling locations across Albuquerque today to decide on the next mayor and city councilors, and a sick leave question. The line was long…

The Department of Justice has scrutinized just two universities in the country about campus assault and harassment: The University of Montana and the…

There’s expectation in the air when students go off to college—an expectation of independence and learning—and even safety. But for many people on…

Apprenticeship programs across the country are getting an infusion of cash. The U.S. Department of Labor divided a record $175 million between 46…