In the News Archive
Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan wants Westwood College Shutdown
Lawsuit states for-profit school misleads students in criminal justice program; Westwood official says school continues to cooperate with state, "proud of our legacy"
Apple Removes “Fake ID” App No More Downloads
Fake ID App Removed From App Store After Senator Complains Courtesy: the Huffington Post Need a fake ID? There was an app for that, until it was pulled from the App Store earlier this week. Pennsylvania Senator
College News September 2011
A collection of news articles about various happenings on US college campuses. Courtesy: Huffington Post College Section...
College News ~ February 26, 2011
Texas Group Will Offer Scholarships To White Men Only A new Texas non-profit plans to extend scholarship support to those they say are undersupported in higher education: white men. The group, called the Former Majority Association for
High School Students Not Ready for College
Hey high school seniors. I have some news for you, according to the video and articles link (see link below), you guys are not ready for college.
It seems that several groups from teachers, to parents to administrators
79 Year old Woman Graduates from College
Myrna Brady, a 79 year old woman, graduated from Governors State University this past Saturday, June 12, 2010 with a bachelor’s degree in liberal arts. Governors State University is located in the Chicago South Suburbs, just 35
Hey High School Students… Are You Really Ready For College?
Nearly 25% of freshman at 4-year colleges drop out in the High school students, are not prepared with the management and life skills needed to succeed in college.
College During a time of Recession
Bad news for the economy is bad news for students, too. They can expect higher tuition, smaller scholarships, more rejection letters and bigger classes. Here's U.S. News's guide to get you through.
College Grads Looking for Work? Better Clean up their Facebook Profiles
How to protect your professional reputation as more businesses use social networking to check out applicants As graduation rapidly approaches, students have been frantically searching for work after college. And while they’ve likely bought a new, more
Colleges Not Immune to Hate and Racism
When it comes to hate and racism, there is a tendency to think that certain places are above such pettiness. Our college campuses are thought to be one of those places. However, we eventually come to the realization that