College News

Middle class pocketbooks were hit hard by the Great Recession, and with the cost of attending a four-year university increasing faster than the rate of inflation, many have found that the price of attaining a college degree is simply out of reach.

A gunman opened fire on a street corner near the campus of Santa Monica College, wounding at least four people, authorities said. Two people were later found dead in a burned home near the campus.

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A college in Britain has announced that it will be offering a degree in Heavy Metal. The qualification will be called a "Heavy Metal Music Performance degree."

The case of Landen Gambill has sparked outrage by sexual assault victims and advocates alike. It has also led to some questioning the validity of Gambill's claims.

Columbia - Dennis Gervin, President of Columbia College, was placed on administrative leave last Friday. In a whirlwind process, after the District Board met last night, he was fired.

New York - A group of Hunter College students caught the attention of a few anti-abortion groups after they posted a video showing them playing "Abortion Battles" in a cafeteria.

Boston - When members of Emerson University's Phi Alpha Tau fraternity found one out of their prospective brothers was actually born female, they did not turn their back on him, instead rallying around him and helping to raise money for his transition surgery.

The election is over, now what, the future of education, financial aid and student debt in President Obama's next term. How will we as a nation begin to fix the education system.

Students looking to clean up their online reputations are getting a leg up at some U.S. universities. Some schools have already begun helping students clean up their Internet image to give their students a healthy advantage.