Fast Company: Getting a kid off to college later this summer? You could schlep around to Bed Bath & Beyond and Target, or try→

The following is a guest post by Jemima Lopez. If you’re in college, chances are you’re broke. Poverty is something of a rite of→

Mark Perry: Only five of the top 30 occupations expected to create the most jobs by 2020 require a college degree or more (nursing,→

MIT Technology Review: Ask Ariel Diaz why he’s taking on the college textbook industry and he’ll tell you, “Quaternions.” Quaternions are a number system→

NY Times: While students at other colleges cram into shoebox-size dorm rooms, Ms. Alarab, a management major, and Ms. Foster, who is studying applied→

Watching fellow college students working for $7.50 an hour after graduation, Tana Walther, a fashion-design major at Kent State University in Ohio, snapped up→

According to a story in The Los Angeles Times, recent graduate Ryan Stevens sought to put his business degree from Cal State Sacramento to→

Alex Broches originally launched College Junkee as a way to connect Northern Illinois University students. A year later, he has rebranded his website. He→

The argument over college versus no college for entrepreneurs may rage on, but at Yale students are pitching their business ideas for the chance→

Iowa City Press-Citizen: With thousands of students returning to Iowa City for another semester of classes, one new business aims to help those students→

A man who, after graduating from college, was unable to find a job started his own business writing other people’s college papers. His primary→

FOX Small Business: Through its StartUp Academy program, Bain Capital Ventures (BCV) will recruit top-tier technical talent from programs at leading universities such as→

60 Minutes: One of the wealthiest, best-educated American entrepreneurs, Peter Thiel, isn’t convinced college is worth the cost. With only half of recent U.S.→

and it meets in a mall! The Bend Bulletin: has more There are no professors in Virginia Tech’s largest classroom, only a sea of→

NBC Connecticut: Four years of tuition at a Connecticut university’s business school? About $120,000. A chance to get it free? Priceless. The dean of→

There’s not much you can purchase that doesn’t come with a money back guarantee, except for a college degree. Until recently that is, when→

WSJ: To earn some cash during the summer of 2003, college students Nick Friedman and Omar Soliman started what they thought would be a→

Washington Post: Most prospective college students submit several applications. Allen Gannett fired off just one, to George Washington University, then threw up his hands→

In almost any neighborhood, people will see a teenager mowing a lawn for some quick summer cash. Not long ago, that teen was Wade→

Fast Company: They’re all getting two years of mentoring from a network of tech and entrepreneurial experts and $100,000 to start a business. The→