As the school year is about to start, UPEI is working hard to attract students — and its recruiters are going further and further to find them. This year the university has gone into eight new countries trying to attract students, including Pakistan, Bangladesh, Latin American countries, and parts of the Caribbean. “We’re always looking for new markets,” said Barb Campbell, director of recruitment and international

  For those with an extra $147,514 lying around, there is a new a master of science in data journalism from Columbia University’s School of Journalism. For everyone else, dropping just over $106,000 for tuition and fees — plus $41,232 in living expenses, per Columbia’s estimate — for a master’s degree in an unstable, layoff-ravaged industry where the median annual

  “FBI Insider: Clinton Emails Linked to Political Pedophile Sex Ring,” declared a blog post just days before the U.S. presidential election. And earlier this year [2017], an online headline blasted: “BOMBSHELL: Trump and Putin Spotted at Swiss Resort Prior to Election.” There was only one problem. Neither was true at all. Even the sources were suspect. The headlines, it

Harvard Law School announced in March that it would start to accept the Graduate Record Examination for admissions, not just the traditionally required Law School Admission Test. At the time, only one other law school — the University of Arizona’s — had such a policy. Many wondered if the move by Harvard, given its stature in legal education, would prompt

Based on daily interviews of approximately 350 U.S. adults, with more than 122,500 annually, the report illustrates the extent to which education consumers in the U.S. are pursuing and completing postsecondary education programs that advance their chosen careers and life goals. This report — the first of a three-year series that will explore individuals’ perceptions of their education paths —

PHILADELPHIA (July 20, 2017) — Saint Joseph’s University today announced receipt of a $50 million gift from distinguished alumnus, James J. Maguire, Class of 1958, and his wife, Frances. This extraordinary gift is the largest in the University’s 166-year history and will significantly raise the University’s endowment, supporting scholarships and financial assistance to students and enabling the expansion of signature and