Delaware’s public higher-education institutions presented their cases last week for nearly $125 million in federal funding to continue their growth. Ahead of the introduction of the annual bond bill in June, Delaware Technical Community College, Delaware State University and the University of Delaware outlined their budget requests for fiscal year 2023 during the Joint Committee on Capital Improvement’s public hearing.
- The same higher-education systems that won’t educate youth who don’t pay a pharmaceutical tax. No more tax dollars to these ridiculous for-profit institutions. The state of Delaware doesn’t prioritize education. They support corruption. — Beth Gallagher
- Federal money to overpaid professors who bankrupt teenagers. — Mark A. Courtney
- The state of Delaware and its elected officials gave Bloom Energy a deal. Enough. — Cal William
