Predicting in May what a college football team will look like in September-December is a fool's game. Especially in the age of constant roster turnover the tran ...

Q: After graduation, how will you begin your career? What will you be responsible for doing?

Q: After graduation, how will you begin your career? What will you be responsible for doing?

Coastal Bend university and college students have higher earnings than peers who don't pursue a college degree, data shows.

The Missouri Tigers' coaching staff lost two defensive assistants this offseason, but their offensive staff remained fully ...

The price of a college degree in the US continues to tick higher — so it's little wonder many high schoolers are asking: is it still worth it? Tuition fees and living expenses are rising faster ...

As Gen Z grads slam their degrees as a waste of time and money, music icon Usher says ‘a diploma still matters’—but ultimately, it’s just a piece of paper and how you show up and hustle matters much ...

Graduating students at Catholic colleges and universities across the country are eager to start the next chapter of their ...

This story was originally published . Sign up for their newsletters. By 2:45 p.m. the regular school day at August Boeger Middle School had already ended, but one class is about to start. More than 20 ...

By 10:30, he’s in office—getting the ring light set so it doesn’t reflect on his spectacles, tweaking the camera angle, while a whiteboard packed with thumbnail sketches ... are turning their backs on ...

A college degree was once a surefire way to land a job in your chosen industry, but that is no longer the case. Nowadays, the future is uncertain for many college graduates, and a diploma doesn't ...

A slim majority of Gen Z Americans, 51%, consider their college degree to be a waste of money, according to a new poll. Meanwhile, 41% of millennials and 20% of baby boomers said the same.