Young, Black And College-Bound: How Race Matters
When thinking about college choice, how much does race matter for three black seniors from Oakland, Chicago, and Atlanta?
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Why I’m Worried About Going to College With My Twin
Brown University has been my dream school since I was 7 years old. I was over the moon when I was accepted. Until my twin decided to go as well.
How Will I Be Perceived As A Black Girl In The Ivy League?
I’m worried that getting admitted to a top school — one of the top achievements of my life thus far — might be diminished by classmates who assume that I didn’t earn my place.
I’m Shmacked: The College Party Guide for Gen Z?
Deciding between colleges? How do you find the best party school? We’re…uh… asking for a friend.
Degree Interrupted: From Foster Care To College
“[At 23], I definitely feel like an old lady being a freshman surrounded by 19-year-olds, but it’s crazy to look back and see how far I’ve come.”
Young, Black, and Ivy-bound
As college acceptance letters begin trickling in this spring, Mali Dandridge turns to her mom for advice on what to expect in college.
Students’ College Pathway Challenges Laid Bare
Look around a typical high school classroom of about 20 students — it’s likely that just six will graduate from college.
Stanford Sexual Assault Activist Receives Rape Threat, White Powder in the Mail
On Wednesday, Stanford Law professor Michele Dauber received an envelope containing an unknown white powder and a note with a rape threat.
Marijuana MBA? USC Business School Weighs In On Legalization
How might young people prepare themselves to become cannabis entrepreneurs? Professionals from one of the nation’s top business schools have answers.