Summer is usually a period of relative calm for most of American higher education, but this one is different. Faculty members are increasingly indignant about the […]

U.S. Passport Considerations Passport agencies across the U.S. closed in mid-March due to the coronavirus pandemic creating a significant backlog of applications. If a student submitted their application […]

Amid a national accounting over racism after George Floyd’s death, at least a dozen schools have revoked admissions offers to incoming students. A star high school […]

Amid the alarming surge in coronavirus spread, USC announced it will no longer bring all undergraduates back to campus for the fall semester and will move to mainly […]

A survey of more than 2,500 EU students interested in studying in the UK at bachelor’s or master’s level has suggested that as many as 84% […]

HONG KONG—Internationally peer-reviewed journals published more than 100 scientific research papers from China-based authors that appear to have reused identical sets of images, raising questions about […]

In “first major signal” that 2020 will see some Indian students travel to campuses overseas, a selection of UK visa application centres in India are set […]

Fathers are instrumental in helping prepare children for life, instilling in them the values essential to one day becoming responsible, grounded, and successful adults. As a […]

Ordinarily, the University of Maryland tries to maximize the capacity of its residence halls by putting three or four students into some rooms. But next fall, […]

As colleges prepare for a school year unlike any other—will classes be in person or online? How can students stay safe in dorms?—their counseling centers are […]

Stevie Carpenter dropped out of high school, earned his GED, enrolled at L.A. City College and at age 25 has been accepted to attend UC Davis […]

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — On a crisp day in November, three young men gathered at the tiny municipal airport in Morgantown, just minutes from West Virginia University’s […]