What can the Board of Regents do to boost flat enrollment in the University System? Some surprisingly simple things . . .
House passes bill that would cut off state funding to private colleges that become “sanctuary campuses” . . .
Two more public colleges in Georgia, because of stagnant or declining enrollment, will admit undocumented students . . .
The Board of Regents’ policy of charging higher tuition to undocumented students is upheld by the Georgia Supreme Court . . .
One of Georgia’s longest-serving legislators, Tyrone Brooks, resigned his seat in the House of Representatives . . .
Senate committee holds a hearing, but will not vote, on a bill to allow undocumented college students to pay in-state tuition rates . . .
A lawsuit seeking lower tuition rates for undocumented college students is dismissed in Fulton County Superior Court . . .
Latino activists demand the Board of Regents end the policy of charging higher tuition rates to undocumented college students . . .
Gov. Nathan Deal will lead a Georgia delegation later this month on an international business trip to Turkey; Atlanta works out an agreement to get more time to renovate its water-sewer system . . .
Speaker David Ralston keeps this session’s anti-immigrant bill bottled up, does not allow a vote on it prior to adjournment . . .
