Although it literally still pays to go to college, for college students from low income backgrounds, it simply does not pay as much. Fortunately, Braven is tackling this inequity head-on through creative partnerships with colleges and universities to build social capital and manufacture opportunity.

College admissions scandal: USC officials discussed how much parents would donate when consider admissions of children, records show

Voice, Imagination and Memory Can't Be Measured Quantitatively

The department is acting out of a completely different view of higher education than most educators have, writes Jim Jump.

Federal investigators looked into Amazon Studios chief Jennifer Salke and her husband, Fox 21 Television Studios president Bert Salke, as they conducted a sprawling probe of cheating in elite colle…

WASHINGTON - Former First Lady Michelle Obama was the highlight of the Reach Higher Initiative program at its fifth annual Beating the Odds Summit, a one-day wo

If one counselor from a school that graduates just a few dozen students each year can have reason to contact 15 coaches multiple times for just one niche sport—and follow up with admissions officers at each institution each time—imagine how many different conversations are taking place each year.

In Illinois, some well-off parents found a loophole to get financial aid geared toward low-income families. The trick? Give up custody of their kids.

Plan Will Help New Hampshire Increase Teacher Pay, Teacher Diversity and Equity in the Classroom MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE — Yesterday, Beto O’Rourke released a plan to address the structural inequ…

The true scandal is how people with wealth and status game the system without having to resort to criminal schemes.