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Student Debt From Private Lenders Hits All-Time High
More students who graduated in 2020 relied on private loans made by banks and other lenders to pay for their college education, with students in some states graduating with an average of over $40,000 in private loans.
Academic Minute: A Mentorship Model for Student Career Success
Today on the Academic Minute: Alexis Redding, lecturer at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, suggests the types of mentors...
Opinion
A Giving Pledge for Rural Public Universities
Private donors could do a lot to help such institutions and the students whose lives they transform, writes Stan Spilecki.
The State of Virtual International Exchange
New report looks at the state of virtual international exchanges that connect youths across countries for curricular or noncurricular projects or dialogues.
Harvard Student Workers Announce Tentative Contract Deal
Harvard University’s student worker union, which is affiliated with the United Auto Workers, called off another planned strike Tuesday, saying...
Notre Dame Receives Record $50M Gift
University of Notre Dame alumnus Harry Fath and his wife, Linda, are donating $50 million to the Catholic institution, to...
Western Michigan Settles With Athletes Over Vaccine Mandate
Western Michigan University has reached a settlement with 16 student athletes who filed a lawsuit against the university for preventing...
Weekly Wisdom | Lafayette College President Nicole Hurd
Enjoy this inspiring conversation with Lafayette College President Nicole Hurd, Bridget Burns from University Innovation Alliance, and Doug Lederman from...