An Effort to Foster Tolerance in Religion

Eboo Patel is going to college campuses to build support for interfaith activism.

An Effort to Foster Tolerance in Religion

Eboo Patel is going to college campuses to build support for interfaith activism.

Mixed-Race Students Wonder How Many Boxes to Check

Without clear guidance from the colleges, mixed-race students often turn to one another for advice, and their conversations spotlight how contentious the multiracial factor is in admissions.

Many State Legislators Lack College Degrees

About one in four of the nearly 7,400 elected representatives across the country do not possess a four-year college degree, a study found.

Commencement Speakers: For Life’s Next Stage, Gallows Humor and Sage Advice

In 2011 commencement addresses, parting words of wisdom and the words that were spoken most often.

Computer Studies Made Cool, on Film and Now on Campus

Educators and technologists say films like “The Social Network” and celebrity entrepreneurs are inspiring more students to earn computer science degrees.

Colleges Now Offering Education in Disaster

Many schools, including SUNY New Paltz, have set up popular programs in emergency management and disaster response.

Partnership to Further Global Quest by N.Y.U.

New York University, on its way to becoming the first truly global university, is starting a new partnership with an online school that offers free classes to students around the world.

The Texas Tribune: Colleges Rewarded for Outcomes, but Which Ones?

Lawmakers tend to agree that financing ought to reward universities that get the best results, but so far no one can decide whether that means more graduates or something else entirely.

Chicago News Cooperative: Return of Islamic College Raises New Questions

Ties to a secretive and far-flung movement headed by an exiled Turkish religious leader.

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