In the rapidly evolving college textbook market, one of the nation's largest textbook publishers, Cengage Learning, announced Thursday that it would start renting books to students this year, at 40 ...

Amazon.com has launched Kindle Textbook Rental -- a new program that enables university students to rent the textbooks they need for courses while realizing substantial savings off the list prices of ...

Knetbooks is a textbook rental site that has a large inventory and offers big discounts. With its low prices and huge array of options, Knetbooks could be worth considering. But that's only if you ...

The cost of college textbooks can be a significant expense. Even used books at the campus bookstore can be prohibitively expensive, and the resale value on all textbooks can be low. Luckily, there are ...

PORT ANGELES — The newest option for Peninsula College students who need books for classes is to rent a text. Students now can buy books new or used or get a good deal on a “plundered” book. And they ...

Textbooks may become less of a financial burden for students with the introduction of a new textbook initiative of the Arizona Board of Regents. “[We] are very impressed with how seriously the ...

Only 3 percent of college students use a digital textbook as their primary course material, according to one survey. Even as Amazon sells more digital books than print books, college students haven't ...

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Following the lead of other universities — and responding to frequent requests from students — the Brown Bookstore has implemented a new textbook rental service this semester. Select new textbooks are ...

A student's groan at astronomical textbook prices is an annual rite of passage in college. But Ronald Akins and Stephen Watkins, founders of www.mrbookhead.com, said it doesn't have to be that way.

In August 2019, the attentions of many Snopes readers evidently turned toward the upcoming academic year, and for some, the fall 2019 college semester. With that, we received multiple inquiries about ...