Valdosta State University must accommodate increasing enrollment and shrinking dollars while protecting the quality of its course offerings.

Georgia’s technical college system is consolidating 13 of its schools into six, as enrollments climb and budgets plummet. Officials say the schools are thriving.

Armstrong Atlantic State University’s new president is committed to making the school a part of the community and a driver of its economic development.

Under Cathy Cox’s leadership, the north Georgia school is moving from two-year to four-year status with new majors, new faculty and big plans

Online degree programs are growing rapidly at public, private and technical schools. Experts say they should complement – not replace – the traditional college experience.

The University System’s Intellectual Capital Partnership Program, born in Columbus, helps meet workforce needs throughout the state

At Georgia’s private schools, requests for financial aid are up and endowments are down.

Georgia colleges and universities marry real estate with fund-raising efforts, as campus foundations become a keycomponent of higher education finances.

Energized by strong community support, the College of Coastal Georgia steps up to senior status.

Clayton County schools’ loss of accreditation helped focus attention on governance and the proper role of local boards. A high-profile commission wants stronger state controls.