education

"FYP," as King’s unique first-year program is known, is a chance to study primary texts in philosophy, literature, art and science in small groups

Professors who teach politics report that since 2016, they’ve been confronted with increasing polarization among students—as well as their own biases

Schools in this category have a significant amount of research activity and a wide range of programs at the undergraduate and graduate level, including professional degrees

Schools in this category are largely focused on undergraduate education, with relatively fewer graduate programs and graduate students

Christina Gonzales: Is enough being done to identify people who are struggling with the transition to post-secondary education?

Carl E. James: In our country’s racially diverse generation of students, we should consider whether ‘classics’ that repeatedly use the ‘N’ word are reasonable in our classrooms

Michael Coren: For the most part I’d read more than most of the younger students, and had certainly seen more, but their level of concentration and willingness to study terrified me

Online courses are popular with students who juggle tough workloads. But only one in five institutions has a significant number of ’blended’ options.

Arts students once feared spending life as a barista. But they’re increasingly popular hires for tech firms.

We sent our writer to try a five-course feast to find out if it deserves its stellar reputation