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Romello McRae will graduate this spring from Fairfax High and join high-achieving brother Robert and sister Elyjah at the Ivy League school.

An NLRB official decides Dartmouth basketball players are employees of the school, clearing the way for a potential vote on a labor union for NCAA athletes.

Testing drama captivates the media, but most Americans aren’t pursuing the Ivy League and face bigger hurdles in pursuing higher education.

High school athletes heading to college on scholarship no longer sign a letter of intent. Instead they accept grant-in-aid and NIL funds.

InGenius’s Matthew Rosenbaum shares their top tips in this Q&A for aspiring higher ed students (and their parents) who are looking to bolster their college applications.

Skelton: Before the presidential election slips into gloomy history, we pause to slam our moldy, undemocratic electoral college.

“My evaluations by students were great, which I took as a success,� says a former professor. “Now I wonder.�

Though not the primary concern of the founders, large-population states dominating federal policy is kept under control by the electoral college.

How does the electoral college work? Everything you need to know, explained.