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You don't need a 4.0 to get serious scholarship money.

The studygram community tells us how Instagram made them love homework.

Two Swedish researchers found that you are more likely to apply for a course and get good grades if the books you read are less about boring stereotypes and more about situations you can personally identify with.

With exams looming around Australia, we asked college students what they take, how often, and why.

No one knows much about modafinil, the study drug on the rise in universities and workplaces, but we do know it works and that it gives you a terrible headache.

If you're one of the few who've been chosen to go to an Ivy League school this fall, here's what you're in for. And if you're not, maybe you should be thankful for that.

The recent ruckus over the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner has led to some tough conversations about race at Columbia Law School.

An academic journal dedicated to pornography launched last Friday and is already generating controversy from the anti-porn feminist community, despite the publication not having a discernible agenda.

Power structures are wildly different in a college setting than in high school in that the most important girl is a little hedgehog from some shit town where she was Max Fisher But Worse.