Campus News
University of Michigan: New Vehicle Emissions Down 21 Percent
Buying a new car offers a number of important benefits for consumers including the latest technologies, improved fuel efficiency, and better crashworthiness.
College Students Make a Fashion Difference for the Disabled
People with disabilities face challenges including what to shop for in new clothing. Finding clothing that looks and feels right for an amputee and for others with specialized needs can be daunting.
Federal Government Moves Away From Campus Free Speech Blueprint
American college and university campuses have long been bastions of free speech, but the federal government has not always supported academic institutions accordingly. Indeed, earlier this year the government endorsed a University of Montana “blueprint” to restrict speech, one that would have also limited due process and expanded the definition of sexual harassment.
7 Christmas Gift Ideas for College Students
With the holiday season fast approaching, shopping for your college student may be a bit of a challenge. You know that your child, grandchild or other relation is technologically savvy, but you aren’t.
Judge Deems Google Book Scanning “Fair Use”
The Google Books Library Project has the search engine giant cooperating with several major libraries to incorporate their collections within Google Books, a searchable online database that makes it easier for users to locate a book.
US Professors of the Year: 2013 Winners
At least one of your college professors may have been recognized as “Professor of the Year” and you did not even know it.
Teens Continue to Abandon Facebook
Teenagers are the world’s future and that is why Facebook with more than 1 billion global users is very concerned. While much of the rest of the world is liking and sharing Facebook posts and pages, teen usage has been falling.
Community Colleges Continue to Face Financial Challenges
America’s community colleges continue to provide access to higher education for millions of students. These two-year schools, sometimes called technical colleges or junior colleges, are generally affordable; many provide open enrollment to high school graduates and to those with a GED.
Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation Helps College-Bound Students
The men and women who serve in the military and pay the ultimate price leave behind spouses and children that are devastated by their loss.
College Board: Trends in College Pricing
The College Board has released its latest report, Education Pays, outlining the importance of pursuing a college education.
New York University Launches $1 Billion Scholarship Campaign
College affordability is the challenge of our day with students and their families sometimes priced out of the top-tier institutions even with financial aid factored in.
Study Reveals That Student Housing Proximity Matters
Not every college student wants to live where rents are the cheapest.
