Advocates say diverse doctors are needed to treat underserved communities and worry Trump moves will hurt those most in need.

Phillip B. Levine, a professor of economics at Wellesley College, explains why costs vary, why merit aid is a distraction and more.

Research shows that while the cost of attendance is going up, the actual amount students pay has stagnated or even ticked down a bit for most families.

The Trump administration task force charged with investigating antisemitism on Ivy League campuses pressured universities into punitive settlements despite turning up little to no evidence of systemic abuse, according to a whistleblower complaint

Personal service providers to college students have exploded in the past decade. Laundry, dorm cleaning, moving and meal prep companies target elite schools, where wealthy families will fork over thousands to save their child a few extra hours each week.

The process has been disrupted by the pandemic, shifting testing policies, the Supreme Court, federal investigations … the list goes on. But there is good news.

During Michael L. Lomax's tenure, historically Black institutions have experienced a surge in applications and philanthropic contributions.

Roberto Serrano was shocked when he saw the results of the midterm exam in his advanced mathematical economics class at Brown University last semester.