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Mabini Colleges have come a long way since its founding in 1924 by Don Miguel Rojo Ibana, a native of Talisay, Camarines Norte. Now on its 84th year, Mabini Colleges are proud to showcase its achievements for the past five years... - Noticeable improvement in the college facilities and learning laboratories are at par with the best educational institutions in the country - Outstanding achievements of MC students and alumni here and abroad - Faculty development were enhanced with the conduct of various trainings and seminars - Outreach and extension services becomes the essence of a "True Mabinian Spirit" - All of these contributed to the pride and dignity of having a part of the oldest and STILL the largest private school in Camarines Norte... MABINI COLLEGES at 84: A Continuing Journey on its QUEST for EXCELLENCE!
| Maharashtra to open 1,600 colleges to clear admission rush (IANS via Yahoo! India News) Mumbai, July 18 (IANS) The Maharashtra government has decided to open 1,600 new colleges all over the state this year to provide relief to thousands of students who have recently passed out of school but have not secured admission to junior colleges. |
| Maharashtra to open 1,600 colleges to clear admission rush (Calcutta News) The Maharashtra government has decided to open 1,600 new colleges all over the state this year to provide relief to thousands of students who have recently passed out of school but have not secured admission to junior colleges. |
| Uttar Pradesh to check ragging in engineering, medical colleges (Calcutta News) Lucknow, July 18(IANS) A committee of the Uttar Pradesh legislative council will visit universities and colleges across the state to inquire into cases of ragging, an official said Friday. |
| Support staff at community colleges reject offer (London Free Press) TORONTO -- Support staff at 24 of the province's community colleges have rejected a contract offer laying the groundwork for a possible strike. More than 6,500 support staff rejected the offer in a provincewide vote taken July 10 and July 16, OPSEU said in a release Wednesday night. |
| Nigeria: Northern States to Return Teacher Training Colleges (AllAfrica.com) The northern states may reintroduce teacher training colleges to ensure that more trained teachers are produced for schools in the region. |
