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For some students like me, a majority of our undergraduate experience has been virtual. Will our degrees be from Zoom University?

Visa processing is delayed as American embassies are operating at reduced numbers around the world due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It threatens America’s source of talent as students are choosing other countries to study in.

Have you or your child applied for free and reduced-price lunch status before? Is this your first time depending on schools for these meals? You’ve got questions — we’ve got details.

White Fox Scooters to expand into Shawnee after successful launch at OBU.

In the financial year 2019-20 alone, Indians spent a whopping $4,989 million (Rs 37,500 cr) on remittances for studies abroad, an increase of over 40 times in just half a decade. So why exactly are we spending so much money on getting an education abroad and how important is it for the Indian population?

By Shourjya Mookerjee Jul 14, 2021 To widen the pool of applicants and more easily collect data on prospective students, West Point is looking to a cloud-based Common Application platform. The Common App was developed in 1975 to streamline the college admissions process and is accepted by over 900 member colleges in the United States. Applicants fill out one basic application, which can then be sent to several colleges. Individual institutions can add custom requirements, such as the congressio...

Thesis project: “The table is set: Reimagining the Dinner Party for Architectural Play” Deeply motivated by spatial experiences that promote performance and collective engagement. Have been informed by undergraduate courses such as Performance Art, Opera studies, and Sound Art to influence my own design practice and ideas about architecture. Working with the performing arts extensively in architectural design as a way to expand on what it means to occupy and influence space has been critica...

After nearly 14 years working for former President and First Lady Michelle Obama, Reach Higher’s Executive Director, Eric Waldo, is stepping down. Before he left, we sat down with him about Reach Higher’s legacy and what’s next.

Despite low acceptance rates, high school students are still drawn to BS/MD programs because of the benefits: often, they will secure a spot in the partnered medical school as long as they meet all the program requirements. Here are a few trends from the 2020-21 Admission Cycle

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