Cornell redefines its commitments in the "Future of the American University" report, which it offers as a model for other institutions.

Rates of perfectionistic concerns, such as fear of failure and being negatively judged by others, and perfectionistic strivings, the motivation to set standards and toil to achieve them, have risen.

Just 15% of workers without a bachelor's degree are earning premium salaries, according to new research from Georgetown University.

Enrollment is flowing toward programs that offer clear economic value, forcing colleges to rethink their operating model.