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A new mentorship program is coming to the majority of UC schools, with the exception of Santa Barbara.
In this collaboration with WIPB at Ball State University, host Mark Oppenheim interviews nonprofit leaders from East Central Indiana and discuss the work they do to improve the communities they serve.
A new mentorship program is coming to the majority of UC schools, with the exception of Santa Barbara.
The University of California Los Angeles is officially launching its research institute on kindness, to unveil how the trait drives health..
On October 15, 2019, college application fees for Colorado students will be waived for all 32 of the state’s public colleges and a few select private institutions.
Read our Nonprofit Spotlight with Minnesota Humanities Center CEO Kevin Lindsey on how the organization is uniting individuals of different backgrounds to create a brighter future for the state.
According to a recent survey called “US State of Technology” the majority of teachers and administrators in the US agree that education technology helps accelerate student learning in classrooms.
Though diversity has increased tremendously across the U.S. in the last several decades, communities are still highly segregated, with most neighbors being of the same race and class.
The future of college bribing scandals will be determined by a decision this month on wealthy parents who have been involved paying their son or daughter’s way through top colleges.
A new survey by Fidelity revealed that at least 40 percent of graduates regret their financial decisions when it comes to higher education.
A new study was able to identify genetic differences associated with left-handed traits, and brain structures are different with left handed people having better verbal skills.
According to Caitlin Zaloom, an anthropologist and associate professor at New York University, family dynamics among middle class Americans have changed due to the high cost and pressure of higher education institutions across the country and around the world.
Recently revealed emails from the University of Southern California showed that the higher education institution has placed special priority in the admissions process for students from parents who have donated to the university.
The University of Houston announced that it received a $50 million donation from an anonymous donor – it’s “single largest gift in history.”
This week, US Border Patrol turned away a foreign student from Lebanon who was enrolled at Harvard University as an incoming freshman.
According to the Education Department, permanently disabled U.S. Veterans can look forward to automatic student loan forgiveness.
According to a new study from Pew Research Center, only half of Americans believe higher education is working to create positive change in the country.
New data shows that public universities are seeking to recruit students from out-of-state more aggressively than ever before.
Ethnic studies could be mandatory in California for both high school students and for Cal State Universities if lawmakers manage to get enough people on board.
A new analysis found that private and public universities in New England tend to burden students with the most debt upon graduation.