During his 25 years in prison, Lucas Whaley found renewed purpose as a student, earning 247 credits and a degree through the Cornell Prison Education Program.

Cornell should introduce a pre-enrollment preview, a digital tool offering past syllabi, lecture recordings, and student reviews.

COVER STORYHow do students choose which subjects or fields to pursue for higher studies? Do they even get to make this choice ...

Higher education has traditionally been a space where students learn to ask profound questions, delve into research, and ...

Raising kids can be a trip. The journey is filled with laughter, tears, and at times, embarrassment. They have no filter.

"We thought she had left, but we saw the bushes start moving at recess. She literally hid in the bushes to check on her son." ...

Elon Musk’s efforts to slash the U.S. government could be a huge boon to China—a country to which Musk has significant ...

But the past month’s debate on social policy should make us pause—India will keep losing as long as public discourse stays ...

These immediate harmful effects of pollution are well-documented and much talked about. What gets less attention is the ...

During his time at Cornell, Chris not only excelled academically ... She has also judged several national middle school essay contests -- organized by the Weekly Reader Corporation's sister ...

Have you ever wondered where Fayetteville got its name? Fayetteville State University’s Black History Scholars Association, along with the Lafayette Society, are hosting a lecture that will answer ...