Tri-county museums want to attract diverse audiences
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Panesis: Startups need affordable coworking space
By Mike Panesis When I say “coworking,” what comes to mind? Hip, flexible work spaces? Opportunities for serendipitous collaboration? Feeling a part of a community? The perfect place to launch a startup? It stands to reason that coworking is a natural fit for entrepreneurs. Founders can pursue their dreams among like-minded peers who help each Read More →
California Lutheran University offers off-campus options for commuters
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CLU’s CERF part of Wall Street Journal’s Economic Forecasting Survey
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CLU, Moorpark College target middle schoolers
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Sengupta: Businesses should be getting back to basics
By Sumantra Sengupta To say that we live in a somewhat turbulent economy is probably an understatement. The stock markets are volatile, the price of oil is a global roller coaster, fluctuation of the U.S. dollar is more evident, world politics and economics are closer aligned than they should be, and all that is coupled Read More →
Opinion: The trade war and its effect on international higher education
It seems that the trade war between the United States and China is all about soybeans, cars and air conditioning units. What is often overlooked is that there is another export that has become hugely important for an entire sector of the U.S. economy — international students studying at American universities. The magnitude of the Read More →
