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UPDATE: Rutgers has released a statement from president Robert Barchi: “Eric LeGrand will speak at our Commencement and personally receive his degree from me as […]

If you haven’t read Simon van Zuylen-Wood’s terrific piece in the May issue of Philadelphia magazine on sexual assaults at Swarthmore College, do so. It’s […]

Princeton, still reeling from a meningitis outbreak on campus last year that led to the death of a Drexel student, is now offering an unapproved […]

Simon van Zuylen-Wood has a deep-dive feature in May’s Philadelphia magazine on a crisis at Swarthmore College: 91 reports of sexual misconduct in one year.

In the early 1980s, staff members in one of Swarthmore’s libraries began hanging reams of white computer paper in the bathroom stalls, which students would […]

There are 11 additional student testimonials contained in the Title IX complaint filed against Swarthmore College in 2013 — which Philadelphia magazine obtained earlier this […]

Finally facing the music about the test’s lack of efficacy, the rollout of a new Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) says that the College Board has […]

Listing photos usually focus on views and landscaping and professional staging. Not this Collegeville home. Here the owners go straight for the literal puppy-dog eyes. Please […]

In The New York Times last week, there was a piece about college admissions and diversity in the wake of the Fisher v. University of Texas […]

The first round of announcements regarding May college commencement speakers has wound down, and if you think college admissions are competitive, you should see the […]

Check out this chart from Rehabs.com featuring the colleges with the most on-campus alcohol arrests in 2012. Notice anything?:

In the wake of the high-profile suicides of Penn students Madison Holleran and Elvis Hatcher, Philadelphia magazine has learned that a third university student had […]

Much like they may go on to do later in life, Penn kids are feuding over money. Today’s Daily Pennsylvanian brings an incredible report on […]

A few days back, a student at Temple filed a grievance against the university with the U.S. Department of Education’s Office on Civil Rights. The […]

St. Joseph’s University is facing financial problems. Revenue is not as high as projected. Expenses continue to rise. So they’re implementing budgetary cutbacks. Last year […]