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Survey: HBCU Students Struggling During Pandemic
Students at historically Black colleges and universities are having trouble with their mental well-being and financial stability due to the...
Academic Minute: Cycle Tracks
Today on the Academic Minute, Anne Lusk, research scientist at Harvard University, explores why increasing bicycle use in lower-income neighborhoods...
Are Esports a Pandemic-Era Salve for Sports-Hungry Fans?
Some colleges with established sports programs are using the play restrictions required by the pandemic as an opportunity to explore the potential profitability of esports competitions.
Biden Links Loan Forgiveness to Racial Equity
Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic nominee for president, linked the forgiving of student debt on Thursday to dealing with racial...
Parent Involved in Admissions Scheme Sentenced to Prison Time
Manuel Henriquez will receive jail time for paying more than $500,000 to participate in the college admissions scheme for his...
Is College Board Inappropriately Sharing Student Data?
The College Board has inappropriately shared information about students with technology companies, Consumer Reports has charged. The companies are Adobe...
More Power Five Plans for Conference-Only Football
The NCAA’s Division I Southeastern Conference, or SEC, which is known for its powerhouse football programs, will play a 10-game...
New Zealand Faces Loss of International Students
Government will not permit their return until at least 2021.