Even before the Varsity Blues scandal, college admissions had a reputation as an insider's game. On this podcast, former admissions officer Kyra Tyler shares her experience working in an admissions office, where she was asked to prioritize less academically qualified students with family connections and wealth.

Reporter Fazil Khan joins the conversation to discuss new data showing the net price of college is actually rising faster for lower-income students, exacerbating the disparities in higher education.

Why is the founder of Craigslist so focused on spending his time and money on philanthropy? And why is he inspired to help veterans and teachers, in particular?

Craig Newmark explains his desire to do good and create a legacy of compassion and empowerment in this interview.

In an effort to address basic needs insecurity among students, the New Jersey Office of the Secretary of Higher Education is launching a free online tool to connect college students to resources and support.

The navigation tool will provide a central location for students to look up information on housing, food, transportation, childcare, and state assistance processes.