Ivy League universities spend an average of $126,000 per full-time equivalent student, compared to just $35,000 for the average private college.

Two Central Coast high school seniors, Sabrina Lim and Cristina Terrones, have been accepted to Ivy League universities, Harvard and Cornell, respectively.

College Ivy League suicides, Princeton's 8th student death in 4 years expose crisis at elite schools The eight traditional Ivy League schools received $6.4 billion in federal funding in 2024, yet ...

Republicans sent letters to eight Ivy League institutions over concerns of collusion to raise tuition prices. The letter was sent by House and Senate Republicans to Brown University, Columbia Uni… ...

America’s eight Ivy League schools received approximately $6.4 billion in federal funding in fiscal year 2024, according to publicly available information. The funds that universities receive ...

The Ivy League tournament is a three-game, four-team event. Semifinals are on Saturday, and the championship is on Sunday, March 16. How to watch 2025 Ivy League men's basketball tournament live ...

Ivy League schools, once symbols of academic achievement, now operate under a highly competitive, scarcity-driven system that perpetuates inequality. With acceptance rates below 5%, students face ...

CAMBRIDGE, MA / ACCESS Newswire / February 19, 2025 / For many students, the path to an Ivy League education is paved with private counselors, elite extracurriculars, and a network of well ...

Ivy League graduates significantly out-earn their peers, with a median annual income of $91,800 at age 34 compared to $43,600 for graduates from lesser-known colleges. The financial benefits of ...

I didn't fully realize how few spots are available at Ivy League schools. At Brown University, nearly 50,000 students applied in 2024 (a year after I applied), and only 2,638 were accepted to the ...

The Ivy League announced Tuesday that it will opt out of a proposed National Collegiate Athletic Association settlement, declining to provide current and former student athletes with direct ...

With the rise in Name, Image, and Likeness compensation for NCAA student athletes, a 70-year-old Ivy League policy may be holding the league back more than ever.