Admissions

Some colleges continue to ask applicants who are legal residents of the U.S. about their parents' status.

It's time to move away from absolutist positions for or against, write Don Hossler, Jerry Lucido and Emily Chung.

A second apology sets off yet more anger.

Study finds evidence of institutional bias in publishing, in that journals favor the work of authors who either work or studied at the universities that house the publications.

States that require all high schoolers to take SAT or ACT see gains in enrollment of low-income students, analysis finds.

More colleges announce that students who are suspended for participating in peaceful activism will not be hurt in admissions process.

Jim Jump reviews the way college admissions officials have responded to the tragic killings at a Florida high school.