Attending college requires a significant investment of both time and funds, so to offset the cost of higher education and increase its accessibility, the U.S. Department of Education (ED) provides the ...

College campuses can only function with students. And by that, I don’t mean they only need students there to pay tuition and attend classes. I mean that many of the essential functions of college ...

In the recent article “The Tutoring Problem” (The Chronicle, May 14), the idea of federal work-study students from colleges working to tutor students in local schools is represented largely as a ...

With Northwestern’s tuition rising an additional 4 percent for undergraduates for the upcoming academic year, finding ways to help manage these increasing costs is another thing to add to many ...

A Feb. 28 Instagram video (direct link, archive link) shows a Fox News clip of Vice President Kamala Harris speaking about a way for college students to earn money. "The Federal Work-Study Program now ...

About the author: Stanley Litow is Accenture professor of the practice at Duke University and a trustee at the State University of New York. He previously served as president of the IBM Foundation and ...

Financial aid packages at Northwestern contain a lot of components, from grants to scholarships to loans. One of those components is work-study. Those words (and their lack of explanation) may be ...

In the United States, over 600,000 undergraduate and graduate students are eligible for federal work-study benefits, a program that was developed in 1964 with the goal of helping low-income college ...

Sacramento State Geography major Gail Dulay knew she needed to polish her people skills to be successful in urban planning. So, she jumped at the chance to work on a public outreach project with the ...

Marti Byrne had never heard of a tool library, or worked with an expansive catalogue of tools, before taking part in UB’s Community Work Study Scholars program. Today, Byrne, a junior English major, ...

Seventeen-year-old Kaylee Razo of Melvindale has already worked for a bank, a law firm and studied at the University of Notre Dame — all before graduating high school. That's thanks to Detroit Cristo ...