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 ...

The Ivy League decided in January to opt out of the agreement, regardless of the decision made. The deal will now allow schools that opted into the agreement to delegate $20.5 million to their ...

While the nation's Ivy League schools — Harvard University, Yale University, Brown University, Dartmouth College, Columbia University, Cornell University, Princeton University and University of ...

The conference considered adding two schools to avoid an ouster from Division 1-A (now known as Division 1 FBS), but in 1983, the Ivy League’s football teams were downgraded to Division 1-AA ...

Ivy League universities spend an average of $126,000 per full-time equivalent student, compared to just $35,000 for the average private college. These high levels of spending fuel a vast ...

Most presidents in recent US history, including Trump, graduated from an Ivy League school. In fact, from the end of Ronald Reagan 's term in 1989 until the beginning of Joe Biden 's in 2021, the ...

Higher-income students can more easily afford an elite education, particularly as most Ivy League institutions hiked tuition prices up by an additional 4% for the 2025-2026 year.

Ivy League schools, colleges and universities traditionally considered elite learning institutions, apparently have lost their luster with employers, according to data collected in a recent Forbes ...

While the nation's Ivy League schools — Harvard University, Yale University, Brown University, Dartmouth College, Columbia University, Cornell University, Princeton University and University of ...

Higher-income students can more easily afford an elite education, particularly as most Ivy League institutions hiked tuition prices up by an additional 4% for the 2025-2026 year.