High school seniors filled the Liacouras Center on Wednesday at Temple University, clapping and dancing to celebrate the schools they

Murrell Dobbins High School graduate Monique Miles got a pleasant surprise last week – an email congratulating her for receiving

Although the Trump administration has rescinded Obama-era guidance about the consideration of race in college admissions, local colleges are not

Philadelphia legislators have introduced bills in the state Senate and House of Representatives that would give low-income and middle-class students

As a prelude to the Democratic National Convention, on Tuesday night the America Forward Coalition, a network of 75 community-based

Choosing a college can be overwhelming for the average family. In addition to  managing the stress of earning high test

Philadelphia Futures, a nonprofit organization focused on providing college access to low-income, first-generation-to-college students, has released the summer supplement to its

Last week, I attended a daylong workshop focusing on student resiliency and college readiness hosted by Philadelphia College Prep Roundtable.

This is a great press release, worth reprinting in full, as the College Board announces that big changes are coming

If you have a child who is headed to college, you’re probably thinking, “How am I going to pay for