A new study suggests that students choose to stop out of college and others choose not to enroll in the first place because of a range of “psychographics,” or psychological factors, including doubts about the financial returns of a college education and an awareness of other career training options outside traditional degree programs. Read more

A bust of President Abraham Lincoln that was quietly removed from a Cornell University library during the summer of 2021 after a concern was lodged will once again grace the halls of a library at the Ivy League school. Read more

Almost 40 years ago, U.S. News & World Report asked more than 1,300 college presidents to rate their peer institutions and published the results in its inaugural “Best Colleges” rankings. Read more

More than 70 percent of current freshmen surveyed expressed ‘unfavorable’ views of cancel culture Read more

University leavers becoming ‘more rational’ as country’s economy cools Read more

Wiley withdraws more than 1,300 titles from a large multidisciplinary ebook collection for libraries as fall classes begin, hindering students’ access to affordable learning materials. Read more

Stratford University's president admits new guidelines to ensure success were too much to overcome. Now, its students and employees face an uncertain future. Read more

A group of legal scholars that represent different political philosophies drafted a proposal to amend the Constitution to put term limits on Supreme Court justices, as part of a project by the National Constitution Center. Read more

Imagine you need a service that your home state (State A) provides to its residents, but only in a limited capacity. State A requires individuals to meet certain criteria to qualify for access to this service. Read more

Regardless of where you spend your first semester – halls, student housing, or at home – you’ll be surprised how much time you spend in your own room. Read more