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Despite sport's hefty cost, colleges continue to add teams amid economic downturn, citing desire to build enrollments or enhance campus culture.

Political scientists consider whether it's OK to give the same presentation more than once -- and whether hiring committees should take note of the practice.

Survey of college graduates finds that they think tuitions are too high -- except at their alma maters.

At Abilene Christian U.'s commencement, Madagascar's leader joined 24 graduating scholars supported by his government, with hopes of greater good.

Some two-year colleges are dropping Friday classes to save their students an extra trip -- and the rising cost of driving to and from school.

Much of the research on study-abroad programs has looked at the growing number of American students who spend a summer...