A Home for Killers Is Now a Museum
In 1924, architects created a modern house for a wealthy family in Beirut, Lebanon.
Conflict in Ukraine Divides University
Russian-supported rebels seized control of the Ukrainian city of Donetsk two years ago.
Students at For-Profit Colleges Are Worse Off
Students who attended for-profit private colleges in the United States to learn a trade saw their earnings drop.
Less Financial Aid Going to Students Who Need It
Financial aid is an important resource for students who want to attend college in the U.S. but don’t have enough money.
10,000 Girls Explore Science Careers
A science museum in Denver, Colorado is working to increase the number of American girls who grow up to be scientists.
Harvard Tries To Reduce Exclusive Clubs
For some wealthy, privileged students at Harvard, an invitation from the Porcellian or Fly might be the culmination of years of anticipation.
How Colleges Keep Students from Dropping Out
Tyler Mulvenna worked three jobs last summer, but was still short the money he needed to pay for college.
Fewer US Students Are Ready for College
Fewer high school students in the United States were ready for college in 2015, say recent test results.
Malia Obama’s College Decision Brings Attention to ‘Gap Year’
Malia Obama’s decision to wait a year before going to college is bringing new attention to “Gap Years.”
Arts Fuel Tech Creativity in Children
An American library is giving children a new way to learn important life skills by combining art projects with traditional school subjects, like mathematics and science.