Campus Protests Are Revealing the Precarity of Student Housing
Threatened with disciplinary action, Israel-Hamas war demonstrators face the loss of a place to live—and the grown-up reality of a tough market.
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Threatened with disciplinary action, Israel-Hamas war demonstrators face the loss of a place to live—and the grown-up reality of a tough market.
If you're applying to college, time to set your TikTok and Instagram accounts to "private."
A merged institution born out of financial strain seeks to balance cost with quality, while also reaching more rural residents. But its botched announcement led to an outcry, an apology and a no-confidence vote.
Why Applications And Enrollment Are Spiking At Historically Black Colleges Share to Facebook P.A.GREENE When it came time for Mikayla Terry to apply to college last fall, the 18-year-old made Clark Atlanta University one of her picks. The research institution in Georgia’s biggest city was founded three months after the Civil War ended, to educate Black Americans. Today the majority of its 3,000 undergraduates are Black and it’s known as one of the top historically Black colleges and universities, or HBCUs, in the U.S. “I wanted to go to a school where everyone looked like me and was hav...