By Alexis Alvarez, May 6, 2025 As finals week creeps up and the countdown for graduation starts, first-generation students say they are eager to finish their degrees and celebrate in May. While many ...

This week marks one of the most impactful charitable events in the region: Give STL Day, and College Bound is stepping into the spotlight with a powerful message of opportunity, ...

Seidy Pacheco ’26 reflects on a series of events that convened students, professors and alums to discuss how their ...

The myth of meritocracy is promoted relentlessly these days, but under-represented students and professionals know capital — ...

Cayuga Community College has announced that the first graduate of its Educational Opportunity Program completed their degree last December. Mari Getman, a graduate of Hannibal High School in ...

President Donald Trump's calls to eliminate any diversity program has led schools to cancel ceremonies for first-generation ...

The University of North Carolina Wilmington’s (UNCW) inaugural First Generation Pinning Ceremony is set to take place this ...

Gen Z is using the technology to help with more than schoolwork; some people are integrating AI into their lives in more fundamental ways: creating personalized workout plans, generating grocery ...

But new graduates, like Generation Z as a whole, want to know how much pay a job is offering before going through the full interview process. About 44% said they would pull out of the interview ...

The Association for the Study of Culture and Religion, Nepal (ASCR Nepal), in collaboration with National College, is set to host its first-ever ... to inspire the next generation of researchers ...

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - The University of Kentucky will no longer host graduation ceremonies that recognize specific student groups, such as LGBTQ+, Black, and first-generation graduates.

I'm a first-generation graduate student who enrolled in Columbia Journalism School. While there, some of my classmates were rich and didn't have to work part-time like I did. I struggled to fit in ...