If you enjoy communicating with him but hate his bad email etiquette, a quick catch-up phone call takes away the strife. It ...

If you enjoy communicating with him but hate his bad email etiquette, a quick catch-up phone call takes away the strife. It ...

Turning 21 at Albion College now comes with more than just the perks of gambling legally – it also opens the doors to “Albion ...

College students will begin to make many of their own decisions when it comes to how they'll earn and spend their money. And while many students are likely still figuring out how to make their ...

The Ministry of Home Affairs has announced two new visa categories for international students. The e-student visa and e-student-x visa aim to make it easier for students to apply and study in India.

India's Ministry of Home Affairs has introduced two new visa categories, 'e-student visa' and 'e-student-x visa,' for international students. Applicants must use the 'Study in India' portal for ...

The government has introduced two special category visas for international students who want to pursue higher education in Indian academic institutions. The Ministry of Home Affairs has launched ...

A math teacher transformed her classroom into a restaurant to teach her students fine dining etiquette ... everything from which fork to use when to proper noise level and behavior.

Perfect for college students: this pack includes five stress balls; your teen can share these motivation messages with their friends. There’s nothing more frustrating than a phone with battery power ...

The students boycotted classes and held placards highlighting their needs, which included a proper laboratory, cadavers for practicals, hostel accommodations, sanitation, a canteen, and reliable ...

even after one of the students sent her a follow-up request through email. That student then reached out to a school counselor about “one of my teachers dead-naming me all the time in class.” ...

The article was headlined: The Elite College Students Who Can’t Read Books. The premise is that many students admitted to elite colleges arrive having read very few books all the way through.