2."Push your tour guides to tell you something that they dislike about the school. Don’t take 'I love everything' as an answer. That means their administration is telling them to hide things. No ...

“First impressions are everything,” according to Sonoma State University tour guide Jennifer Garcia. “For a while, I didn’t really think about how important my first impression impacts tour guests.” ...

This post was updated March 13 at 11:09 p.m. Shepherded by undergraduates wearing blue polo shirts, high school seniors on Bruin Walk picture themselves walking to lectures in the fall. These students ...

You probably won’t forget the first time you step onto a college campus. Whether you’re helping your older sibling move into their dorm or you’re visiting while on a group field trip during senior ...

If you’ve taken a college tour lately, either as an applicant or as the parent of an applicant, you may have noticed that at some point—usually as you’re on the death march from the aquatic center to ...

・High school juniors and seniors should plan to visit and tour college campuses they are interested in attending. ・Explore beyond the official tour by checking dorms, dining halls, and student ...

In a scene that feels ripped from a Succession episode, picture this: a family with a high schooler in the midst of their college search pulls up to Teterboro Airport in New Jersey, slides out of a ...

The tour guide selection process is underway, with over 200 first-year and sophomore students submitting applications for the first round. The application process consists of three stages. During the ...

Meet our team of friendly and inspiring campus tour guides who are here to make you feel welcome when you join us for a campus tour! Each campus tour guide is a current UNG student who's been in your ...

(The Girl’s college sweepstakes update: eight down, one to go …) Having been through about a half dozen pre-COVID tours with The Boy a few years ago, and another seven (so far) in COVID times with The ...

Editor’s Note: The Chronicle elected to grant anonymity to the tour guides interviewed in this piece, who requested anonymity out of fear of retaliation and losing their jobs. The assigned names in ...