In the coming weeks, this blog will explore the causes (and effects) of the slow, but steady death of Today's domination of morning television. Spoiler alert: It's not Matt Lauer.
Indiana climbed its way to No. 1 this week, back where it started the season.
Fitting with the way this season has gone, the Hoosiers aren't likely t...
Honeymooning isn't always as easy as it seems: You've got plane tickets to book, rooms to reserve, and costs to consider, not to mention the daunting task of deciding where you want to go.
Thirty years ago, the concept of a craft-beer power ranking system was inconceivable. Back then, there were only a handful of breweries pumping out suds that deviated from the watery-lager norm.
Educating the public to understand the mysteries of law making is the first step in ensuring a truly exceptional education for all children for generations to come.
-- Syracuse is a runaway No. 1 in The Associated Press' college basketball poll for the sixth straight week.
The Orange, one of three unbeatens ente...
Good professors know that discussing nature in the confines of a classroom is not likely to stir the soul, no matter how enlightening the lesson. What awakens, they realize, is experience. Getting hands dirty. Immersion.
The National Journal -- who America turns to for information on how our lawmakers rank in terms of their ideological rigidity -- is out today with rankings of the conservative members of Congress.
In a world where Amazon sells everything from books to lightbulbs, then asks the consumer to rank his purchase from zero to five, I worry that we start to forget that a book is different than a box of lightbulbs.
According to a new set of rankings from the Peace Corps, the University of Colorado-Boulder currently has the most alumni serving overseas for the vol...
University of Wisconsin-Madison students must be all atwitter with the news that theirs is the most buzzed about university, at least according to the...
There are no magic bullets in teaching, including the use of technology. Without supporting the teachers in substantive and long-term ways, expensive computers will be relegated to simplistic tasks.
We've shown you where the nation's best professors toil -- but where are the worst ones hiding?
According to CBS Money Watch, they're at the U.S. Mer...
This week, U.S. News and World Report published their list of the top 50 careers of 2011 -- more than half of which require at least a B.A.
To compi...
Ever wondered how your professors would measure up in a national ranking? CBS Money Watch has the answer with their tally of the 25 colleges with the ...
Last night, the football fates put an end to the Boise's BCS dreams. And justified or not, it all seemed to fall on the back of one young man with the number 35 on his jersey.
The Institute of International Education's recently released Open Doors Report on International Education Exchange found that .8 percent fewer America...
Saturday marked the wrap-up of this year's College Music Journal Music Marathon and Film Festival -- an event that packed venues large and small with ...
Although I found the Michelin Guide to be somewhat baffling, the chefs who were granted stars clearly felt otherwise, and they expressed themselves to me emphatically.
According to a new study by the American Institute for Research, students who drop out of college after their first year cost the nation more than $9 ...
As a follow-up to their report on "common reading" programs that assign texts to incoming college freshman, the National Association of Scholars recen...