America Divided on Impact of Higher Education in the U.S.

Public Universities are Seeking Out-of-State Students More Than Ever

California Lawmakers Strive to Make Ethnic Studies a Requirement

Private and Public Universities in New England Burden Students With the Most Debt

Emerging Reporters Program Calls for College Students of Color

Nonprofit Spotlight: Indiana Youth Institute Strengthening the Community to Help the State’s Youth

$6M Donation to Harvard Will Not be Returned to Donor Who is Now Registered Sex Offender

Colleges in the U.S. that Pay Off Quicker than Others

University of Texas-Austin Announces Free Full-tuition Scholarships for In-State Undergrads

Large Percentage of High School Students Unfamiliar with Student Debt Repayment Options for College

Higher Education Gap Grows Between Rural and Urban America

If College Admissions Focused on Test Scores, Affluent, White Students Would be the Only to Benefit

College-Educated Labor Force in the U.S. Mostly Women

Across the U.S., Schools Are Providing Feminine Products to Help Students Who Can’t Afford Them

In Some Regions of the U.S., Teachers Cannot Afford to Live on their Salaries

Income Equality is as Important as a Good Education

Migrant Children at Shelters Will No Longer Have Access to Education and Other Resources

Higher Ed Still Feeling the Economic Impact of Recession from Decade Ago

Stress Wreaks Havoc on Students Across U.S. Colleges

Virtual Education Might Not Be the Future of Education