Brian Williams turned a fast-moving technology into practical, human-centered teaching now reaching thousands of students ...

Larry Gies, namesake of University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign’s Gies College of Business, has pledged another $100 million in matching gifts to the business school, a number that makes him the ...

Choosing a college is a little like shopping for a car. Most people choose a car that fits both their lifestyle and gives them the best bang for their buck. Well, the same goes for choosing a school ...

Have you ever wondered if the top-ranked colleges in the country are the ones that set you up for the highest salaries? Might seem like this would be correlated, but that’s not the case for every ...

Gen Z has never been more connected with each other than they are today. Between social media, group chats, video calls, and professional platforms, today’s students can reach anyone they know with a ...

The reappointment comes as several of the dean’s priorities are materializing at Ross. The B-school – which ranked No. 9 in Poets&Quants’ most recent MBA ranking and No. 4 in our undergraduate ranking ...

Princeton landed in the No. 1 place in this year’s ranking. This is a university that’s notoriously hard to get into, admitting just 5% of applicants. Impressively, 93% of its incoming students ...

That’s the plan, right? Your degree should take four years. You show up for freshman orientation, explore courses, maybe squeeze in an internship or two, and walk across the graduation stage before ...

Imagine you’re a recent grad at the end of your academic journey. You’ve gone through years of school and, at last, you’ve got your degree. The next step is choosing what you’ll do next. Where will ...

Ask a college student what they hope to get out of college, and you’ll likely hear them say a good job. That’s the goal, but many students arrive on campus with a vague idea of which direction they ...

As rankings drop like autumn leaves, the danger mounts that applicants may get seduced by “the dinner party rankings.” These are the short list of schools that give accepted students bragging rights ...