The non-binding ballot question passed with 75% support, asking five private institutions to contribute 0.5% of their ...

Check out a new analysis of the wealthiest universities in the country, including how local heavyweights such as SMU and TCU ...

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U.S. colleges and universities would, collectively, be $468 billion richer today if they had fired their investment managers 20 years ago and instead invested their endowments in low-cost index funds.

Wide receiver Jacob Cockrell talks about Mount Union football's win over Wheaton. The Elmhurst transfer played a big part in the season opener. Mike Popovich West Branch head coach Tim Cooper talks ...

Mount Union football quarterback Mikey Maloney talks about his memorable first college career start in the Purple Raiders' win over Wheaton. IU basketball takeaways, analysis from win vs Baylor, ...

Wide receiver Jacob Cockrell talks about Mount Union football's win over Wheaton. The Elmhurst transfer played a big part in the season opener. The Post's Boys Athlete of the Week: Nominees for Week ...

Braylon Roman is a 6-foot-4 guard from Normal who played last season at Northwest Florida State College. Braylon Wenger is a 6-foot-7 guard/forward who played for national champion Trinity Valley ...

Wide receiver Jacob Cockrell talks about Mount Union football's win over Wheaton. The Elmhurst transfer played a big part in the season opener. Indiana Hoosiers head coach Darian Devries speaks after ...

The question asks voters if they would support requiring the private colleges to pay 0.5% of their endowments annually into a community impact fund. The colleges say the requirement would be illegal, ...

Swarthmore College is now exempt from paying a federal excise tax on its endowment earnings under the new conditions of Trump’s budget bill. The law raised taxes on colleges with the largest ...

When it came time to decide where to enroll for college, Maggie Stearns hit a crossroads. Would she attend a public university in her home state of Georgia, one with a larger student population and ...