Since 2005, the Washington Monthly has ranked colleges based on what they do for the country. It’s our answer to U.S News & World Report, which relies on crude and easily manipulated measures of ...

The University of California, Berkeley had almost 6,500 students on its wait list last year. It ended up admitting none of them. The only thing harder than getting into college, it seems, is getting ...

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Residents of Fall River can attend two free lectures this spring at Bristol Community College, according to a community announcement from the Fall River Historical Society. The programs are part of ...

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Lt. Gov. Ghazala Hasmhi (D) is launching a statewide four-year lecture series across Virginia’s colleges and universities this spring, intersecting literature and government. On ...

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The cost of higher education can be intimidating. Americans are increasingly questioning whether college is worth the price, as student loan debt tops $1.6 trillion and the average tuition has doubled ...

WASHINGTON — Psychology students at Brooklyn College are being taught about whiteness, taking BuzzFeed quizzes on their privileges, and enduring lectures about microaggressions — in a “deeply divisive ...

The event, titled "Lead Like a King: Jesus, Justice and the Courage to Confront," will take place at 7 p.m. in Dimnent Memorial Chapel, 277 College Ave. in Holland. The lecture is expected to explore ...

The College of Charleston has named more than 2,050 students to the President’s List for the Fall 2025 semester, recognizing outstanding academic achievement at the historic liberal arts and sciences ...

The “talent is everywhere” mantra adopted by U.S. employers when the job market was white hot is giving way to a more traditional entry-level recruiting strategy: hire from a few select universities.