Colleges

And that makes it hard for kids to choose the right school.

• By Dwyer Gunn

In a new era of protest and de-platforming, conservatives have defensively invested the First Amendment with a transcendent power and moral authority it does not warrant. What happens when equality and free speech are in direct opposition?

• By James McWilliams

Australian researchers find the experience changes students' personalities—for the better.

• By Tom Jacobs

A new study finds that college students are more likely to graduate from schools with higher tuitions and larger spending budgets.

• By Elena Gooray

Colleges are beginning to address food insecurity on campus, but byzantine government regulations and impossible criteria are making it difficult for hungry students to get ahead.

• By Kimberly Yavorski

New research finds the well-established beauty benefit applies to college courses.

• By Tom Jacobs

New research finds high jobless rates raise adolescents' stress levels, making it less likely they enroll in college.

• By Tom Jacobs

DeVry University's online courses lead to worse grades and higher dropout risk than their traditional counterparts, according to a new report.

• By Elena Gooray

In a recent survey, nearly one-third of band members observed hazing incidents, but few reported them.

• By Tom Jacobs

Trigger warnings make sense in certain situations and settings. Higher education isn't one of them.

• By Tressie McMillan Cottom