Contributing Writer In recent elections, mentions of the voter preferences of college-educated voters seem to permeate news ...

The heyday of the “high-skill” worker is ending. As corporations find new ways to replace labor with machines, more and more professionals are seeing their vaunted credentials lose their value. Many ...

College is supposed to be a place where young people encounter new ideas, meet people who see the world differently, and learn how to think for themselves. But these days, politics can shape nearly ...

For generations, students chose colleges based on factors like their academic reputation, tuition costs or social scene. But in today's divided nation, politics has emerged as a rising influence on ...

New surveys of students and parents find that while they consider campus safety and politics in picking a college, academic quality and college costs remain the most important influences. Academic ...

The influence of politics in higher education has long been a hot topic, but it’s no longer just shaping what students learn—it’s also influencing where they choose to study. Political factors are now ...

This story was originally reported by Nadra Nittle of The 19th. Meet Nadra and read more of their reporting on gender, politics and policy. For generations, students chose colleges based on factors ...