Nudging Girls into STEM Works in High School, But Does the Effect Last?

What is the effect of strengthening the science curriculum in secondary school on the probability that boys and girls graduate

New Evidence on How to Detect and Prevent Academic Cheating

To uphold the principles of academic integrity, educational institutions around the globe engage in an ongoing fight against academic cheating.

Women are still largely underrepresented in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). This issue has prompted fervent

The share of university students completing an internship is as high as 75–80 percent in many countries throughout North America

Since the mid-1970s, higher education has increasingly relied on part-time, adjunct faculty. By 2015, 40% of classroom instructors were hired

Almost a fifth of U.S. college students join a Greek organization during college, yet we know strikingly little about the

Student loans balances exceed 1.6 trillion dollars, and the amount keeps growing. Why do students borrow, and when they borrow,

As education has moved increasingly online, it’s important to understand how peers can help one another learn in virtual settings.

Although college enrollment increased significantly over the last few decades, fewer than half of all adults have earned a postsecondary

Grades, including evaluations by teachers, standardized test scores, and exam results, can affect student behavior for at least three reasons.