Only 56 percent said they saw college as a good investment, marking a substantial drop from the 85 percent in 2015.

Given a choice of five alternatives, ranging from trade school to apprenticeships to military service, large majorities think ...

A recent AP-NORC Teen Poll poll shows most U.S. teenagers prioritize graduating from college, with 70% of girls and 54% of ...

But it could be, Jonathan Gyurko writes. When 85,000 Cornhuskers all wear red on game day, it’s easy to think of college as something larger than students and professors, classes, research and ...

A good college education opens pathways for transformative achievement. And by doing so, the school inspires still more people to change their life trajectories through learning.

Students want to study the humanities and liberal arts. But university administrators keep getting in the way.

Investing in high-quality college education is, itself, investing in citizenship. Civic education, though, deserves its own focused effort to cultivate the core habits of democratic life.

How higher education leaders can improve enrollment and job placements. How to Make College Worth the Price For months, the Trump administration has waged an all-out attack on American ...

It’s too early to draw hard conclusions about these tech trends, but it seems clear that a college degree or even a STEM degree is no longer the guaranteed ticket to the American Dream it once was.

Most American teenagers say it is important to them to graduate from college, with girls especially describing it as a key ...