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New York is set to make tuition at public colleges and universities free for middle-class students. The tuition initiative is part of a new state budget approved Sunday by the state Senate, a day after the Assembly approved it.

Colleges across the United States are seeing a boom in demand for courses on creative writing.

PITTSBURGH (AP) — The firm that oversees registrations for the SAT college entrance exam is boosting security around the world following test-stealing and other cheating in recent years.

Mohawk Valley Community College is offering a number of courses in the Spring 2017 semester involving Unmanned Aerial Systems, better known as drones. These are non-credit courses, and are not exclusive to MVCC students. The classes are designed to provide cutting-edge information on this emerging technology.

There have been many in Central New York who are concerned by a lack of progress when it comes to the Nano Utica project in Marcy. Jobs have already been announced from both GE and an Austrian company known as AMS. Though the companies have committed to the location at SUNY Poly, but there have not been many new hires. Is progress really being made?

Looking to get a degree in craft beer? Look no further than college right here in Upstate New York. You can now enroll in the Craft Beer Brewing certificate program offered by Schenectady County Community College.

The college semester is in full swing. Many students across America are probably beginning to question whether or not college is worth it. You can still get high paying jobs in Central New York, Upstate, and the rest of New York, that do not require a college education.

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — Students at one New York college are taking to social media to tackle terrorism. A team of Rochester Institute of Technology students came up with the winning idea for a U.S. State Department contest seeking ways to counter terrorist propaganda online...

It's Utica College's largest freshman class ever.

Welcome Week at Ball State University proved especially welcoming for one particular freshman.