Going off to college and becoming independent from one’s family is generally seen as the first step in young adulthood. More...
Fifty years ago, the position of university president was viewed in the US as the pinnacle of the academy and the capstone of an individual’s career. More...
The NCAA receives its share of criticism — not all of it undeserved — for how it governs intercollegiate athletics. As a body representing more than 1,100 colleges and universities, 100 athletic conferences and three divisions of play, the NCAA will never satisfy every member. More...
Education as a vehicle to middle-class success is baked into the American Dream, and since the postwar period, higher education has been the preferred on-ramp to a more secure life. Yet that ramp is breaking down even as universities and colleges embrace a new era of diversity. We are at a precipice. More...
When it came to college, I was a late bloomer. I finished high school in 1977, and 40 years later I graduated with an Associates of Science degree from Piedmont Virginia Community College. More...
The supply of students continues to decline, but college and university sticker prices haven’t. More...
Like colleges and universities across our country, we just concluded our commencement ceremonies at Eastern Kentucky University, conferring degrees upon a record number of graduates. More...
JPMorgan Chase is donating $3 million to help prepare Dallas County students for high demand careers in partnership with Dallas County Promise. More...
As students at Adelphi University begin to cram for finals that begin this Friday, they're getting a little help when it comes to de-stressing. More...
The Education Department has in recent months largely dismantled a team charged with investigating abuses by for-profit colleges, The New York Times reported Sunday. More...
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