For cartoon-college grads, future is hard to sketch
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The first class to graduate is looking to break into the fast-growing world of graphic novels and comics.
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His undergrad army may not deliver come caucus night, but branding himself as the youth candidate should pay off
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CHICAGO _ Northwestern University had everything Nick Shultz wanted _ except the right degree.  So he designed his own.
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Meet the Indian American comics spreading that funny feeling. A series of portraits.
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With a bit of practice and some of these tips, you can become an outlining pro, even if you haven't done an outline since Freshmen Comp.
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The students who've been descending on university campuses this month have much higher expectations than I did during my undergrad years. They expect not just a cinderblock room with a phone line and a dark corner to stash dirty laundry. They demand cable TV, broadband Internet, and hot-and-cold running digital music, says David Galper, the 29-year old cofounder of Ruckus ...
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For young people diagnosed with serious mental disorders, the transition from high school to college can be particularly fraught.
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Some of the direst noises about our nationâs scientific prospects may be premature; students seem to be embracing challenging science courses.
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Saving for ballooning college costs will test even the most creative parent.
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Winning the Beanpot has long been a tradition for Boston University. Finding a new way to do it is a bit more difficult.
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A new concept of the college campus is taking root: a small city in the country that is not for only the young.
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More and more young designers are gambling on the mass market. But is it all risk and no profit?
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For their college  graduation, some students get an engraved pen or a leather  portfolio.
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Moviegoers who have become inured to pre-show car ads and trivia quizzes may soon get something old enough to seem new: cartoon shorts.
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The most dynamic, future-oriented industries are having trouble finding qualified employees.
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Every parent knows that college costs are painfully high, and yet so many people fail to save anything, even an amount that will get their child through one semester. Instead, they wait until their child is ready to go to college, panic and then turn to loans.
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With her first child headed for college this fall and two more soon to follow, Carol Wright was lost. Campus tours, applications, financial aid forms, transcripts, SAT scores, class planning &#151; and that was just the beginning.