W.Va. tuition rising as state cuts funding
By Ryan Quinn, The Charleston Gazette
While 37 states increased per-student higher education funding for this academic year, West Virginia was one of the 13 that cut it, and one of only five that cut it by more than $100 per student, according to a report being released today.
The report by the Washington-based Center on Budget and Policy Priorities — which aims to reduce poverty and inequality and is funded by...