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Smith College Names ej seibert ’08 Vice President for Equity and Inclusion
Smith College has officially appointed ej seibert ’08 as the institution's next Vice President for Equity and Inclusion following an exhaustive national search process. The newly appointed leader brings extensive…
Read full news →Katie W. - Cornell University
Cornell University publishes an ongoing student profile series highlighting enrolled undergraduates and their campus experiences. One featured student is Katie W., a member of the class of 2027 who comes…
Read full news →We are releasing our first decisions of the year!
Wake Forest University has officially announced the release of its first undergraduate admissions decisions for the 2026-2027 application cycle, specifically targeting students applying for the Class of 2031. Because the…
Read full news →ILR Live Virtual Information Session
Cornell University has officially announced an upcoming live virtual information session focused specifically on the ILR School, giving prospective undergraduate candidates an in-depth look at academic opportunities, student life, and…
Read full news →Duffield Engineering: Your Last Minute College Application Questions, Answered
Cornell University Undergraduate Admissions has announced an upcoming event titled Duffield Engineering: Your Last Minute College Application Questions, Answered. This information session is scheduled for Monday, October 12, 2026, running…
Read full news →Lowe Institute celebrates 40 years of student research and impact
Claremont McKenna College recently marked a significant milestone, celebrating four decades of student research and lasting impact through the Lowe Institute of Political Economy. The official announcement highlights the long-standing…
Read full news →Technology Access Program at Pomona Closes Digital Divide
Pomona College recently launched a brand-new initiative called the Technology Access Program, designed specifically to close the digital divide for incoming scholars. Published on September 29, 2026, and written by…
Read full news →How I Used Tufts's Academic Resource Centers as a Transfer Student · Jumbo Talk
Thomas Bulzacchelli published an article on the Tufts Admissions Jumbo Talk blog detailing personal experiences with academic and career support services as a transfer student at Tufts University. When entering…
Read full news →Cooper Ballard | Dartmouth Admissions
Welcome to the official Dartmouth College admissions blog profile for Cooper Ballard, a proud member of the Class of 2028. Coming from Wayne, Pennsylvania, a charming town situated right outside…
Read full news →Joining a Summer Dance Group
Cooper Ballard: A Summer of Dance and Academic Pursuit Cooper Ballard, a Dartmouth College sophomore, shares his experiences of joining a summer dance group, specifically the Ujima Dance Troupe, during…
Read full news →Roadtrip Roadtrip
Roadtrip Roadtrip | MIT Admissions MIT logo Menu Open Search Discover About MIT The MIT education Life & culture Learn more Apply Understanding the process Preparing for MIT First-year applicants…
Read full news →Richard O. ’28 | MIT Admissions
Welcome to the author page profile for Richard O. '28 on the official MIT Admissions website, where prospective students and visitors can learn more about undergraduate life through the eyes…
Read full news →How Trump’s Admissions-Data Push Burdened Colleges
The article highlights the significant challenges faced by colleges due to the Trump administration's mandate for seven years of admissions data, part of the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS)…
Read full news →5 Lessons Learned in 5 Years Out of Academia (opinion)
This detailed reflection examines what happens after exiting higher education, offering insights based on five years of experience outside the academic system. When Katherine Ann Wiley stepped away from academia…
Read full news →Higher Ed’s AI Integration Overhyped, New Data Shows
Recent data indicates that the adoption of artificial intelligence within higher education classrooms is currently falling short of widespread expectations. For the first time, Instructure—the parent company of the prominent…
Read full news →Citing Misconceptions, University of Michigan Pauses Pass–No Credit Pilot
The University of Michigan's College of Literature, Science, and the Arts decided to halt its newly proposed pass–no credit grading pilot program just weeks after its initial announcement. This suspension…
Read full news →Faculty Productivity Metrics Fuel Integrity Crisis (opinion)
Recent commentary published in Inside Higher Ed addresses how current faculty productivity metrics are driving a serious crisis in scientific integrity. Written by Ritu Agarwal and Prabhudev Konana, the opinion…
Read full news →How Trump’s Pocket Rescissions Could Affect Higher Ed
Advocates for international education warn that recent White House moves to slash millions in federal funding could severely damage the country's pipeline of foreign language experts and weaken national response…
Read full news →Suhana S. - Cornell University
The official Cornell University undergraduate admissions portal features a student profile highlighting Suhana S., an undergraduate student in the class of 2028 who calls Waterford, Connecticut, home. Her academic focus…
Read full news →Penn State Berks application workshop simplifies applying to college
Penn State Berks is hosting a free application workshop on October 6, 2026, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in Room 249 of the Gaige Technology and Business Innovation Building, located…
Read full news →Stanford chemist Song Lin receives MacArthur Fellowship
Stanford University chemist Song Lin has been awarded a prestigious MacArthur Fellowship, according to a recent announcement from the Stanford Report published on September 29, 2026. For applicants using Ivy…
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