College

With the cannabis industry growing and expected to boom soon, more colleges are offering certificate programs, including one college in Upstate New York.

SAT and ACT measure college readiness and academic achievement but, do New York colleges require those exam scores for acceptance?

Obtaining a college degree used to be something looked at with pride but young adults in New York say that getting one now is actually a huge burden.

If you have a student (or you are a student) that is looking to score some scholarship money, the Erie County Agricultural Society would like to hear from you.

SUNY Cortland has gained attention after offering a course on the psychology of pseudoscience, exploring things like why people think Bigfoot exists.

It’s the end of an era for one private college in Upstate New York. After nearly 200 years, Cazenovia College has announced it will soon permanently close.

I took a look at some local and state college websites for some of the courses each offers, and some sure are pretty cool and interesting.

Forbes magazine has released its annual list of America's Best Employers By State is one of those employers is in Broome County - Binghamton University.

The origins of this odd (but kind of fun) tradition at Cornell University in Ithaca can be traced back over 100 years!

A new study reveals which states are among the most intelligent and which are among the least intelligent. New Yorkers are happy to learn they're in the top 30%!