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College Admissions & The Social Media Revolution

These days it seems like social media spills over into almost every aspect of our lives. We use it to keep in touch with all of our friends, brands use it to approach potential customers, and many com... read more

Around Fremont: DAR

Lewis-Clark Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met Feb. 5 at Keene ... stars and 15 stripes on our flag to signify the formal admission of Vermont and Kentucky into our union in 1791 ... read more

An Admissions Revolution (Inside Higher Ed)

to create new ways for college admissions officers, community organizations, and others to coach them, and to emerge in their senior years with a body of work that could be used to help identify appro... read more

College Admissions Process Is Unavoidably Competitive

The intent of "Turning the Tide," a new report by Richard Weissbourd of the Harvard Graduate School of Education, is laudable, but its effect will be negligible ("Educators Seek to Ease Pressure in Co... read more

Q&A with Sara Harberson: Dirty little secrets of the college admissions process

and Director of College Counseling at the Baldwin School on the Philadelphia Main Line. She founded Admissions Revolution, a free website meant to equip students with the key to admissions success, in... read more

New college admission system due August

President Moon Jae-in said Wednesday his administration will come up with a new college admission system by next August ... economic changes such as the introduction of the Fourth Industrial Revolutio... read more

New DIA pop art exhibition revisits the whimsy and turbulence of the '60s and '70s

This was very much a youth revolution as well as an art revolution ... by Richard Hamilton's 1970 print series "Kent State," which features a grisly image of a college Vietnam War protester shot at th... read more

Rethinking College Admissions

“Turning the Tide” sagely reflects on what’s wrong with admissions and rightly calls for a revolution, including specific suggestions. It could make a real difference not just because it has widesprea... read more

40 Years of ‘Gaokao’ After Mao

Their excitement overrode everything else, as the chance to attend college finally appeared within reach after a decade of fierce anti-intellectualism. The gaokao started in 1952, but when the Cultura... read more

The digital revolution in higher education has already happened. No one noticed.

The digital revolution in higher education has ... We don’t have an admissions problem, we have a completion problem. Recognizing this means re-thinking who college is for. College is run by those of ... read more

Education revolution takes shape at Maryville University

They are completely data- and market-driven, merging the attitude of a for-profit college with old-school academia. They call students customers. Their recruiting and admissions teams ... the cusp of ... read more