Howard University Launches Program to Increase Diversity in Hollywood
The university partnered with Amazon Studios to start Howard Entertainment program that will educate and train minority students.
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Cornell, Harvard Are Most Admired Architecture Schools in Nation
Cornell University ranked top in the undergraduate category for preparing its students well for professional practice, while Harvard ranked top in the graduate category.
US Sees a Steep Decline in International Business Applications
Compared to other countries, the US saw the steepest decline in international business school applications in 2019.
Portland State University Receives SNAP Grant for Low-Income Students
Portland State University has received a SNAP Training and Education Program grant that will help in promoting self-sufficiency among low-income students.
Non-Profits Launch Scholarship for Native-American Students
The scholarship will cover the cost of attending tribal colleges and universities for Native American students across the country.
House Democrats Introduce Legislation to Make College Affordable
The bill introduced by Representative Bobby Scott would make college affordable, increase Pell Grants value, make student loan cheaper among others.
TMCF Cautions Lawmakers Over Expiration of HBCUs Federal Funding
The non-profit organization anticipates staff layoffs, closure of programs at many HBCUs as a result of the expiration of federal funding.
Americans Want Gov’t to Make Student Loan Repayment Easier
Many Americans think that the government should play a proactive role in addressing the problems of student borrowers.
Female Health Policy Researchers Get Fewer Shares on Twitter [Study]
Compared to men, female health policy or health services researchers get fewer likes and retweets of messages promoting their research.
Aramark Funds Lab to Find Solutions to Student Hunger
The Research and Development (R&D) Lab in partnership with Swipe Out Hunger will promote high impact, innovative solutions to address campus hunger.