We’re living longer than ever before, and doing so in better health. So what can you do when you retire and want to keep your mind sharp or need to gain additional skills to stay competitive at work?

There are numerous advantages to seeking higher education at any age. Even when you are in your 50s, 60s and beyond, you can benefit from taking college courses. Taking a class can freshen your skills ...

It’s a month before your son Alex’s college graduation. You have booked a hotel room near the university and have planned a celebratory dinner. You are alarmed when Alex calls you sounding distressed.

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In a class of 2017 study by iCIMS, an HR recruiting software provider, a whopping 91 percent of college seniors said they have the skills necessary to get the job they want. There’s just one problem: ...

Class of 2017 rates Boston College experience as overwhelmingly positive Eighty-nine percent of seniors in the Boston College Class of 2017 said they were satisfied or very satisfied with their ...

College seniors are crucial in the bonus pool era of the MLB draft, as teams look to find players in the fifth through 10th rounds who have exhausted their college eligibility and will sign for ...

CNN Features intern Gina Park is starting her senior year at Emory University next week. I witnessed a lot of odd things during my freshman year in college: squirrels eating sub sandwiches, team ...

There’s no better place at Miami University to explore and investigate the unanswered questions of the world around us than the Honors College. Engaging learning experiences, faculty mentorship, and ...

You may have to be a smart kid to make it at Fort Hays State University in Hays, Kansas, but all you need is a nursery education to tell you which one of the kids is not like the others. Her name is ...