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Suddenly, I was confronted with a room full of top students. A room full of duxes. Everyone had been special at school. Now, nobody was. 
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At West Virginia University, a budget squeeze takes aim at the humanities.
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You’re not going to know what you want to do with your life at 18. Here’s why teens should take a gap year before university.
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Nearly two-thirds of minority teens ages 14 to 18 said getting a four-year college degree is worth the cost, compared to 55 percent of their White peers, according to a Washington Post-Ipsos poll.
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This is a tricky question to answer, Dr Kirstin Ferguson says, but the more important decision for anyone considering this issue is to think about your passions, and what career you want to pursue.
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When I first began my university journey at the age of 18, I was determined to fit in with what my family and community wanted for me and from me. It has not been a simple journey, writes Cindy El Sayed.
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The pandemic has revealed that higher education was never about education.
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It’s the same as it ever was: To learn that the world is more than the issues that divide us.
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Australia’s experience shows life on campus will be very different to normal times as students face restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Support your child's application journey by learning about the UCAS process, financial aid and support, and how to prepare your child for life as a student.
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As many school leavers look to tertiary education, a Grattan Institute report finds some might end up earning more if they learn a trade instead of going to university.
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The paradox of the overzealous editing of the college essay by many helicopter parents is that they don’t know what a college essay is really about.
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Being admitted to college doesn’t mean a student is ready for it. Parents can encourage kids to step up their levels of personal responsibility while still in high school.
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Israel’s retaliation against Hamas has provoked global anger, but an anti-Jewish wave had been growing already, often fomented at universities.
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Three decades of efforts to improve equal access to university have not worked. A new book, based on ten years of research, aims to look beyond narrow, impersonal definitions of ‘equity’.
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When Chloe Ford finished year 12 she didn't know what she wanted to do. It wasn't until she stepped back and gave herself some space that things became clearer.
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One day, after staring at an academic paper for three hours and writing nothing, I went to an employment adviser. He sent me off in a whole new direction
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Student mental health was already an issue before the pandemic. And then students felt the strain on all fronts as studies went online and they lost jobs and social contacts.
Peter Mellow's insight:
Link thanks to @stephenseymour9
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These tips from experts will help you discuss the coronavirus with your kids so they’re more likely to listen.
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With college admissions significantly altered this year, pay attention to what your child wants and needs.
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Plan to cut students’ funding if they fail more than half their first eight subjects could see them excluded from uni, experts say
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A new study found that people who attend some college (and dropout) still fare better — in employment and income — than those who don't go at all.
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The prospect of going to university is exciting but it can also be an anxious time. Here are the things you need to know from the start.
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Podcasts and information for parents of students starting tertiary education. Some good advice here.
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The freedom of adulthood makes parents lose touch with dread, and emptying the nest offers a certain, and sometimes unwelcome, return to it.
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