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Confessions of an online student

Online school offers a completely different view of college.” Elsie Netherton Connector Contributor My name is Elsie Netherton, and I am a graduating senior here at UMass Lowell. Since 2020, I have ... read more

National Signing Day, April 2024: What colleges did Cincinnati area athletes choose?

Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky athletes will sign national letters of intent or ceremonial Signing Day letters, around Wednesday, April 17. read more

Minnesota lawmakers seek new rules for online college programs

Private companies that hope to contract with Minnesota State colleges and universities for online programs could face new rules, after lawmakers said students deserve to know who's teaching their ... read more

10 Of The Best Budget Laptops For College Students, Ranked

A dependable laptop is an absolute necessity in college. Here are 10 affordable laptops that will work great for any college student on a budget. read more

Online College offers Business Degrees Open House Event

Online college, Charter Oak State College, offers virtual Open House Event covering popular online Business Degrees in Business Administration, Human Resources Management, Organizational Leadership. read more

Major in English, minor in social media? Colleges add more formal studies of online social networks

The University of Minnesota and the University of St. Thomas are among the colleges with coursework focused on social media to prepare students for future careers. read more

Studies highlight impact of social media use on college student mental health

Time spent online takes away from personal interactions, as well as from personal care basics like sleep and exercise. read more

National Archives unveils new digitization center in College Park

The Friday launch is the second phase of a multi-phase project that provides public online access to federal records. read more

College Station mom charged with causing serious injuries to child

The report says a teen was struck 10-15 times with an extension cord, leaving numerous scars on her legs and arms. read more

What Can Colleges Do Better to Help Latino Students Succeed?

The number of Latino students who are going to college is on the rise, and they don’t all fit the profile of what institutions might consider the ... read more

Class of 2024 reflects on college with COVID, first graduation ceremony

This spring, the class of 2024 will walk across the stage in-person. The occasion will be the first “normal” graduation for many. read more

Is Minnesota still the State of (College) Hockey? Frozen Four shutout aside, the numbers say yes.

The 2023-24 season was an exception. The evidence shows on NHL, college and even National Team Development Program rosters. read more