Presbyterian College (PC) has extended its partnership with online bookstore technology provider, Akademos, for another five years. The agreement helps the college continue to support students with access to affordable course materials.
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Presbyterian College Renews Focus on Student Affordability and Success
Murray State College is helping improve the student experience with online bookstore technology
The two-year, public college in Oklahoma announced today that they have partnered with Akademos to offer better accessibility and tools to students.
Making College More Affordable for All Students: The Key Role of Libraries and Open Educational Resources in Equitable Access
Libraries have a long history of providing access to information and resources for all, and they are well-positioned to play a leading role in making textbooks more affordable. This is why one of the important components of a successful equitable access textbook program is the library - Here’s how:
Women and Education: Celebrating International Women's Day
Two words that didn’t always go together, especially when discussing higher education. Two words that still don’t in many countries around the world. I am grateful that this job I chose almost 5 years ago lets me support women and their education every day. So on this International Women’s Day, I say, let’s get a little louder and continue this important conversation.
The importance of supporting the education of women and girls
Education is essential for personal growth, economic development, and social progress. However, in many parts of the world, girls and women face significant barriers to accessing education.
Celebrating Community College Month
The life-long impact of a community college can't always be measured by facts and figures. Sometimes, in the success stories is where you find all the data you need.
Sul Ross State University Increasing Degree Affordability
In collaboration with online course materials platform Akademos, the West Texas public university is taking the high cost out of buying course materials and textbooks