Lee Corso's legendary run on ESPN's College Gameday will come to an end in 2025, as he's set to host his final show to kick off the season. We are nearing the end of an era for the greatest ...

A 10-year-old from San Bernardino, Calif., is a month away from graduating with two associate degrees from Crafton Hills College. She will be the youngest to ever graduate from the Yucaipa-based ...

Legendary college football coach turned analyst Lee Corso is set to retire from College Gameday. One of the biggest faces in all of college football is former coach turned analyst Lee Corso.

A new world record was set by the Sri Ramakrishna College of Arts and Science here on Monday by brewing ‘300 innovative tea (varieties) in 30 minutes’, to gain entry into the Abdul Kalam Book ...

Easily just one of the most incredible alternate uniforms in college baseball. These Under Armour jerseys pay homage to the Camels’ “Nobodies from Nowhere” mentality, which elevated Campbell ...

The American Federation of Teachers Local 2026, the union that represents about 1,200 teachers and workers at the Community College of Philadelphia, is set to go on strike this week unless college ...

One of college football’s most highly-regarded quarterback ... It’s down to two finalists for the quarterback, who is set to pick between either Georgia or Oregon where he’ll start his ...

Griffin said he regretted donning the Confederate uniform, which was customary during the fraternity's annual "Old South" ball. "I attended a college fraternity event that, in hindsight ...

A 10-year-old girl is making history as the youngest student to ever graduate from Crafton Hills College in Yucaipa, Calif. Alisa Perales — from San Bernardino, Calif. — will graduate from the ...

Some of college football's top recruiting powers are ... That's when Arrington set San Diego Section records in the 100- and 200-meter dashes with personal bests of 10.24 and 20.37 seconds ...

That historical moment paved the way for unprecedented federal aid — yet also set schools up for the current crisis.

A South London private school that costs £60,000 per year is set to get a facelift. All-boys boarding school, Dulwich College, has submitted plans to Southwark Council to refurbish a number of ...