A new analysis found that private and public universities in New England tend to burden students with the most debt upon graduation.

Private colleges and four-year universities are competing for community college students, as they represent a part of the student population that is hard-working, motivated, and oftentimes, an alternative to first-year competition.

Several private colleges have started lowering their tuition prices in order to attract more students in recent years.

The number of prospective college students in the U.S. is predicted to drop by 2026, as birth rates across the country are showing a steady decline.

State funding has drastically decreased for public institutions, including universities, colleges and nonprofits since the Great Recession, and now these institutions struggle to regain financial momentum.

The Chicago Public Library (CPL) has partnered up with the nonprofit Peer 2 Peer University (P2PU) to make online courses accessible to everyone.

New data shows that public universities are seeking to recruit students from out-of-state more aggressively than ever before.

Reading requires patience and determination and also requires of the reader a certain level of contemplation and understanding in the process. Hundreds of studies have shown that reading helps children develop socially and emotionally and also helps them communicate better.

According to a new study, U.S. high school dropout rates and the number of high schools with fewer than 60% of freshman graduating in four years have fallen significantly since 2008.

Newly released reports indicate that in the last three years there have been more than 100 cases of sexual harassment, assault, and other violations within University of California system campuses.

About 66% of colleges around the country currently collect information on prospect’s criminal history, and the US federal government is trying to change that.

The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation released a report on Monday decrying the slim odds for high-achieving, low-income students of being admitted to elite colleges and universities, ultimately recommending a “poverty preference” to increase low-income student representation.

California must reevaluate how it makes decisions about funding for higher education if the state wants to ensure the success of its students and residents, and drive their active and significant contributions to society, a recent report from College Futures Foundation explains.