As President of Excelsior College, it should come as no surprise that I am an unabashed advocate for degree completion -- and have written as much on the subject in this space.
A new survey by MetLife finds the economic crisis and continuing malaise has people age 47 to 65 rethinking their personal priorities. A whopping 90% ...
It's hard to imagine young Americans being satisfied with their standard of living, especially with youth unemployment nearly double that of the natio...
Unfortunately, as Mike Boehm wrote, "SoCal billionaires [are] plentiful, but most are not known for giving big sums to the arts." Luckily Eli Broad had a good year.
On Wednesday May 19th, Poetic People Power, a New York City spoken word group, will hold its 8th annual show Price Check: How We Became A Culture Of C...
While the initial concept of alimony was intended to assist someone in taking steps to support himself or herself, our existing system has turned into a system of private welfare.
Students are borrowing dramatically more to pay for college, accelerating a trend that has wide-ranging implications for a generation of young people....
The mantra among economists is that as grows productivity, so shall living standards. But in the 2000s, most of the American workforce worked harder and smarter, yet ended up earning less.