The New York Times reports on Humanities job outlook getting bleaker.

The Union-Tribune reports on Juan Reynoso who has received a full financial scholarship to Stanford.

The Hartford Courant reports on the increasing amount of Hispanic and Black students that are getting college degrees.

The Baltimore Sun reports on Maryland Colleges that say they do deny people to go to college based on race.

The Washington Post reports on Washington and Lee law school moving more students out of the classroom and unto the courtroom for study.

The AP reports on the University of Illinois that is looking at buyouts on some employees in order to save cash.

The AP also reports on Gov. Bill proposing a new committee to come up with a roadmap for the future of Colorado’s 27 public colleges and universities.

The Oregonian reports on students who could get 250 bucks for college if they read books with money related themes to it.

on an Ex-DPS lawyer that must cooperate in real estate probe.

They also report on lawyers for Detroit Public Schools teachers that may soon seek a court order to stop a union contract vote from proceeding because they say the process is tainted.

on students who predict hardship if the subsidy to ride the subway system is gone.

They also have an article up on students that are auditioning to get into an arts school.

on more Portland schools that are welcoming in special dogs for students that have autism.

The AP and Sacramento Bee report on a compromise bill that was pass in the California Senate.

The Herald Leader reports on federal stimulus money that has been used by Fayette schools in order to close the achievement gap.

The AP also reports on Florida’s statewide teachers union that does now want local affiliates to endorse the state’s application for up to $700 million in federal stimulus money.

some schools that are dropping driver’s ed in order to save costs.