Tuesday, March 4, 2025
HomeStudents

Students

Students Meet on Bus, Learn They Lived Together at China Orphanage

In a bizarre coincidence, two college students at Liberty University in Virginia who met on a bus discovered that they had lived together in a Chinese orphanage 15 years before.
Read

UVA Students and Inmates to ‘Discuss Life’ Through Russian Literature

This fall semester, students from the University of Virginia will take part in the Books Behind Bars: Life, Literature, and Leadership course program, bringing Russian literature to the Albemarle-Charlottesville Regional Jail.
Read

Black Weber State Students Call Out Racism on Campus

Black students at Weber State University held a public meeting last week to discuss racial injustice on campus while demanding immediate action by authorities.
Read

Miami University Student Sues Proctorio Over Abuse of Copyright Law

An international nonprofit digital rights group has filed a lawsuit against software company Proctorio on behalf of a Miami University student.
Read

Duke Alumnus Donates $6 Million to Athletics Department

Duke University has received a $6 million donation from alumnus Matt Andresen in his effort to support the school’s athletic department and student-athletes negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read

US Teens Feel College Cost Is Hindrance to Success

A survey found that a majority of American teenagers believe that the cost of higher education is one of the biggest challenges to achieving financial success.
Read

3 in 10 College Republicans Say No to COVID-19 Vaccine: Survey

A recent survey on 1,500 undergraduates in the US shows that 3 in 10 college Republicans do not want to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
Read

Three Kentucky Schools Receive $1.7M for ‘Engineering Diversity’

In an effort to increase engineering workforce diversity, automotive manufacturer Toyota will invest $1.7 million to help underrepresented students in three Kentucky schools.
Read

The College Post is a digital media outlet focused on the American higher education sector.

Latest Posts

Medical School After 30: Should You Do It?

Quentin Blanchard -
Considering making the jump to medical school after 30 years old? Take inspiration from those who took the leap and see the road ahead on what to expect towards that MD.

What Do I Need to Fill Out the FAFSA? Your Federal Aid Checklist

Bea Castañeda -
There are so many things you need to fill out the FAFSA. If you don't know where to start, this checklist can help you out.

14 Trade School Subjects That’ll Get You a High-Paying Career

Bea Castañeda -
If you’re not sure what career path to pursue, here are 14 of the best trade school subjects for 2021 and beyond.

Most Popular

31 States With Free Community College to Save You Money

Staff Writer -
Free community college programs have become more and more popular. Has your state launched one yet?

73 Top Side Hustles for College Students to Make Fast Cash in 2024

Bea Castañeda -
Who can say no to quick money? Here are 73 side hustles for college students perfect for hard-working students with tight budgets!

These Are the Cheapest Colleges in the US

Marianne Besas -
A college degree doesn't need to drain your finances. There are plenty of cheap colleges in the US — here are the most affordable public and private ones.

Fast Access

Want to stay up to date?

Get the latest news about higher education in the US straight to your inbox.

© The College Post | All rights reserved