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At times, we read irrational…ridiculous stories about how bad it has become at the youth level of competitive sports. You know…behaviors that simply boggle the mind, coming at you with

By Nikki Magaziner Mills the director of college counseling at St. Albans School for the New York Times's The Choice. Finalize Your Admission Make a list of tasks you need to complete before

Matthew Casertano has never had a Coke. Or a Pepsi. Or even a root beer. There was one occasion at summer camp when the then-dehydrated 8-year-old — with no

It’s a video showing up all over the internet, and it’s a feat of athleticism you have to see to believe. The video titled “Kenyan High School Jump” has

By Sammie Levin for HerCampus There may have been times throughout the year when you wanted to scream at your teachers or never set foot in their classroom again—whether

The sharp drop in teen birth rates, especially among Hispanic teens, appears to be linked to both economic and attitudinal factors. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported last week

Every year, as one cohort of incoming students is accepted and another crop starts filling out applications, colleges across the country calculate one last measurement of their admission season success: the

In real-life, your friends are great — they're normal, fun-loving people — until, that is, they log online. After that, your friends become social-media monsters, sharing too-personal status

Here’s an indication of how burdensome student loans have become: About one-third of millennials say they would have been better off working, instead of going to college and paying