First-Generation Student Support Runs Deep at Rutgers
Rutgers–New Brunswick enrollment vice chancellor Courtney McAnuff details the university’s student support programs.
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Parental Guidance: Negotiating Financial Aid Packages Like a Pro
Appealing and leveraging offers can help make college more affordable.
Overwhelmed By Kid Clutter? Get Organized With These 7 Smart Tips
A million magnetic tiles scattered across the living room. Stuffed animals piled high in the playroom. Outgrown baby gear taking up space in the closet. When you live with kids, your home is bound to get messy. And the more…
‘How Are You Using AI?’ Therapists Should Ask You That Question, Experts Argue
Increasingly, teens and adults are turning to artificial intelligence chatbots for companionship and emotional support, recent studies and surveys show. And so, mental health care providers should inquire if and how their patients are using this technology, just like they…
Colleges Use AI for Government Challenges
Higher ed reporter Alina Tugend shares her latest EdTech resource rave.
How Colleges Get Creative to Engage Students
Schools are offering students fun experiences that become core college memories and make them feel valued at the same time.
Rebuilding a Brand by Refreshing a Mascot
Loyola Marymount University’s Stephanie Teresi explains how a mascot refresh can build marketing momentum and a sense of connection.
Waitlisted? Here Are Your College Admissions Odds
More than half of all 635 institutions surveyed by U.S. News did not have waitlists in fall 2024.
How the University of Illinois Turns Students Into Leaders
University of Illinois System President Tim Killeen discusses how to prepare students to lead, innovate and contribute to the world around them.
Choosing the Right College: Now That You’re In, Admissions and Orientation Loom
Getting the acceptance letter was a rush. But there are still plenty of tasks on your (and your child’s) to-do list.