Millennial Meetup for Community Change Agenda

PhilanthroFest will be held at Miami Dade College Wolfson Campus on Saturday, April 6. This free outdoor event raises community awareness and promotes civic engagement with over 100 non-profit organization participants in fun-filled day with ...

Hamilton College's Jimmy Alexis '13 (Jacksonville, Fla./Samuel W Wolfson Sr HS 224) and Hannah Jaiven '14 (Holland, Mich./West Ottawa HS) earned NESCAC all-conference honors for their performances at the 2013 NESCAC Outdoor Championships at Tufts ...

Professors across the U.S. are criticizing a rush to offer free online college courses, challenging a movement designed to spread knowledge and reduce higher-education costs. Amherst College faculty voted last month against joining an initiative led ...

U.S. colleges such as Boston University are using financial aid to lure rich students while shortchanging the poor, forcing those most in need to take on heavy debt, a report found. Almost two-thirds of private institutions require students from ...

Faculty at Occidental College, where students and alumni have filed a federal complaint about the school's handling of sexual assaults, voted no confidence in its dean of students and college counsel. In a session yesterday, faculty voted 70 to 6 ...

Dartmouth College, stung by campus divisions that exploded in recent weeks, strove to repair its image as accepted students decide whether to attend. After abruptly canceling classes yesterday, Dartmouth held speeches and teach-ins to unite the ...

Harvard University, the oldest and richest U.S. college, received a $50 million donation from the Blavatnik Family Foundation to support development of treatments from basic science discoveries. The gift will establish a program at Harvard, called ...

The U.S. Internal Revenue Service found in audits of Harvard University and 33 other colleges that many are failing to pay sufficient taxes on businesses they own, as well as on employee compensation. The IRS, which began a study of private ...

Cooper Union, a New York City college founded in 1859, will for the first time begin charging undergraduates tuition. The change was adopted last week by the Board of Trustees to ensure the college's long-term survival, Cooper Union said in a ...