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'Unhackathon,' which took place in New York City this past weekend, aims to be a more inclusive, welcoming place than most other student hackathon events.

Procrastinators, take note: As seductive as it often sounds, working under pressure probably isn't the best strategy for achieving stellar results.

A new online service aims to find accommodations for brave, broke college students who are traveling.

Often new companies don't offer comprehensive training and onboarding. Here's how to set up informal relationships instead.

From revolutionizing the way we manage email to curing cancer, the ambitions of the most recent group of Thiel Fellows belie their youth.

While being an entrepreneur can be thought of as a sexy career path, it can be tough. To test the waters, start out freelancing.

With intern season just around the corner, startups need to bring their A game to nab top-tier students.

For our series The Grind, young entrepreneur Jason Lucash opens up about hitting the 30-year-old milestone and what advice he has for aspiring entrepreneurs.

From Bill Gates to Stephen Colbert, a look at the speakers who gave the most memorable commencement speeches.

The company said it will soon make similar changes for all Google Apps customers.

Here are five ways students can think more like an entrepreneur, and how doing so can improve your chances for professional success.

You are stressed, busy and broke. Of course it is the perfect time to start a company.

When it comes to finding qualified hires for your startup, is it better to look for someone fresh out of school or a person that has been around the block?

Entrepreneur caught up with College Entrepreneur of 2012 Bryan Silverman and talked about the upcoming year and his plans after graduation.

Looking to snag go-getters' attention, universities are ramping up entrepreneurship courses.

For aspiring young entrepreneurs, studying something as seemingly unrelated to business as fine art or anthropology might end up teaching you way more than you realize.

President Obama laid out a plan for combating the rising cost of college, but passage is far from apparent. The plan is also not obviously advantageous for students.

Wanting to expand its reach and get users hooked at a younger age, LinkedIn announces a new service targeted towards prospective college students.

Some 80 percent of college students chip in for their education. There is one thing, however, that mom and dad are still paying for.

President Obama is expected to sign a new student loan bill into law today. While it stands to reduce costs for many in the near term, students could face higher costs down the road.

The president may soon sign into law a new student loan bill that reduces rates for many new borrowers, but the high-cost of education isn't going away. Here are four loan pay-off strategies.