Burton is the Judge Matthew J. Perry Distinguished Chair of History at Clemson University. He is the author of more than 20 authored or edited books, including his most recent, “Justice Deferred: Race ...

A routine college lecture took an unexpected turn when a sharply dressed stranger walked into the classroom unannounced. At first, students assumed it was a minor interruption, but the atmosphere ...

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Matthew Reed, vice president for academic affairs at Westmoreland County Community College, didn’t plan for the launch of the school’s new engineering program to coincide with the opening of its ...

A quarterback from a major college football program has been named the No. 2 player at the position in 2025. The 2025 college football season is one week in the rearview mirror. A long offseason ...

WASHINGTON — Psychology students at Brooklyn College are being taught about whiteness, taking BuzzFeed quizzes on their privileges, and enduring lectures about microaggressions — in a “deeply divisive ...

Maryville College officials announced Friday that nationally recognized biblical scholar and New York Times bestselling author Dan McClellan will serve as the speaker for the annual Margaret M.

GRAND RAPIDS, MI - After beginning a direct admittance program at one West Michigan high school in November, Aquinas College has now expanded the program to cover more classrooms. The guaranteed ...

GRAPEVINE, Texas (AP) — College Football Playoff features 2 Group of Five teams for 1st time in Tulane, James Madison; ACC champ Duke left out. The Blue Devils clinched the No. 1 seed in the ACC men's ...

We’re heading into Week 15 of the college football season, and the race for perfection is tighter than ever. Only two teams remain unbeaten after another weekend filled with chaos and close calls. And ...

A new survey from NBC News found that two-thirds of Americans don’t think four-year college degrees are worth the cost. The survey found that only 33% of registered voters agree that a four-year ...