7 College Lessons from 5 Graduating Seniors
Take it from them: College is harder than you think.…
Uber Will No Longer Force Private Arbitration on Sexual Harassment Victims
The popular ridesharing company says it will finally allow accusers to take their cases to court.…
Thanks to Trump, 3 Detained Americans Have Been Released from North Korea
Maybe he’s on to something after all?…
The U.S. Has Officially Pulled Out of the Obama-Era Iran Nuclear Deal
While Trump criticized the agreement as being too lenient on Iran, critics fear the retreat will antagonize diplomacy efforts.…
H&M Launches a New ‘Modest’ Clothing Line
The Swedish retailer hopes to attract a wider global audience with the announcement of their new, conservative clothing line.…
Tinder Who? Facebook Announces New Dating Website
With billions of users and terabytes of collected information on them, Facebook stands poised to turn the world of dating apps upside down.…
Is Being a College President the Toughest Job in the Country?
According to William H. McRaven, UT’s departing chancellor and the man responsible for the assassination of Bin Laden, there’s no harder gig.…
Give a Little Bit
Despite rising national tensions, students at service-oriented schools still find community and bipartisan relationship-building through volunteering.…
Can You Merge Me Now?
T-Mobile and Sprint have announced plans to combine companies, despite uncertainty as to whether the Justice Department will allow the merger.…
Texas State University Student Body President Impeached
Connor Clegg, the student body president of Texas State in San Marcos, was found guilty of all six articles of impeachment.…
Philadelphia Federal Reserve President Concerned Over College Financing
Financial expert Patrick Harker thinks the ways college is financed could hurt low- and middle-income students from succeeding.…
University of Chicago Student Brandishing Stake Pole Shot by Campus Police
The non-lethal shooting has raised questions about what campus police should and should not be able to do.…
Man Accused of Vandagriff Murder Says She Died During Sex
The man accused of murdering college student Jacqueline Vandagriff says her dying caused him to ‘panic,’ dismember her body and light it on fire.…
Are Students Really Food Insecure? USA Today Doesn’t Think So
In a controversial op-ed, columnist James Bovard refuted reports about food insecurity on college campuses, instead calling students ‘overweight and lazy.’…
College Student Dies of Electrocution on Spring Break in Mexico
Andrew Dorogi, an economics major and senior at Amherst College in Massachusetts, died after falling onto train tracks in Mexico City.…
Community Colleges Are Increasingly Attracting Middle-Class Families
At Pasadena City College, for instance, the number of students whose parents make more than $100,000 has increased from 197 in 2007 to 828 in 2017.…
In Oregon, the State Government Is Pushing for Debt-Free College
Sen. Jeff Merkley of Oregon has proposed legislation for the Debt-Free College Act, which aims to combat mounting student debt.…
Parkland Survivor David Hogg Rejects Laura Ingraham’s Apology
After losing a handful of national advertisers, Ingraham was suddenly feeling very apologetic.…
The Quiet Rise of Sexual Fluidity on College Campuses
What is it, who is it and what does it mean for college students?…
This School Is Trying to Become the First 100% Sustainable Campus
The University of Hawaii Maui College is taking advantage of its ample sunlight and conservation-minded student body to transition to renewable energy sources.…
Depression and Anxiety Are Soaring Amongst College Students
Despite their efforts, schools are struggling to keep up with the increasing rates of students with mental-health problems.…
The Proposed PROSPER Act May Make Community Colleges Suffer
The House GOP’s plan to change the federal-aid repayment system may cost community colleges when students drop out.…
Orange Coast College Student Accused of Vandalism Sues College
The 21-year-old, who is on the autism spectrum, was sent to jail based on suspicion that he carved a swastika and a racial slur into two Orange Coast College security…
Signature Programs Offer Hope to Smaller, Less Popular Colleges
The programs pride themselves on offering a distinct kind of experience, one unavailable at any other school and often predicated on personal attention.…
An LA School District Paid for Thousands of Students to Take the SAT
In a move geared toward graduating and sending more high school students to college, the Los Angeles district covered the cost for over 4,000 students.…
Food Scholarships Might Help Low-Income Students Stay in College
Ever try to focus on an empty stomach?…
Former Deaf Westminster College Student Sues School
She claims that Westminster violated a restraining order and Title IX regulations by housing her ex-boyfriend too close to her.…
Harvard University Unveils Plans to Implement Gender-Neutral Housing
The Ivy League college will allow all gender identities to room together in whatever combination the individuals choose.…
College Enrollment Amongst Low-Income Students Is Rising in Record Numbers
According to Forbes, the trend represents an ‘undeniable reversal of the historical norm.’…
BYU Lampooned for All-Male Panel Discussing ‘Women in Math’
The university received criticism after a student on Twitter noted the irony of the all-male panel concerning women in mathematics.…
