As Stanford’s Distinguished Career Institute (DCI) fellows return to the classroom, a diverse group of seasoned professionals embrace the opportunity to learn alongside undergraduates.

In response to a series of executive orders signed by President Trump upon taking office, a group of students chalked ...

For prospective students, understanding the total cost of attending Stanford—spanning tuition, housing, fees, and other expenses—is crucial for financial planning. For the 2024-25 academic ...

Even after financial aid, low-income students often pay $20,000 a year or more to attend California’s private colleges.

Alison Byerly is president of Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota.

There are exceptions: Stanford, for example ... After tuition, on-campus housing is typically the top expense for students ...

A proposal to build housing for educators on the site of a ... From a symposium at Stanford and Caltrain’s Celebration Train to a community singalong and numerous volunteer projects, here ...

It was Weinberg freshman Audrey Curulewski’s first quarter on campus. Scrolling through Fizz, a college-specific social media ...

Additional costs for things like housing, food and supplies brings ... pay an average of $4,380 a year, according to Stanford, and 98% of students from those families qualify for institutional ...

About 21% of students who belong to Greek fraternities ... the fraternity was informed it was losing its housing. But Stanford relented. It cited a “flaw in the procedural guidelines,” which ...

Stanford’s standard budget provides a comprehensive estimate of costs for students attending full-time under specific conditions. This budget includes tuition, fees, housing, meals, books ...

Selective universities have been largely unaffected by the headwinds facing the nation's higher-education sector in general.