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It may be that educated women are marrying better—by that I mean they’re using their heads as well as their hearts. Brookings researchers Richard Reeves and Isabella Sawhill believe that “educated, economically independent women” are now demanding men who are more interested in equitable partnerships—partnerships that look a lot like my niece’s marriage.
Attending college is a rebirth of sorts. You’re smart, ambitious, young, and for the first time in your life, you get to do things your way. Heather Booker’s chapter in...
Roughly 37% of black students at historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) finish a degree within six years.
Georgetown University professor claims racial diversification at U.S. college campuses is slowing down
