We all know college is expensive. If you’re a typical student attending an in-state public university and living on campus, a bachelor’s degree will cost you around $80,000—or about $4,000 a year spread over four years of school and 16 more paying ...

U.S. News & World Report has released its annual rankings for over 1,500 four-year colleges and universities. Princeton University in New Jersey was ranked as the number one national university in the country. Rankings are determined by 17 factors ...

WASHINGTON — For a generation of young Americans, choosing where to go to college — or whether to go at all — has become a complex calculation of costs and benefits that often revolves around a single question: Is the degree worth its price?

Welcome to the Washington Monthly’s annual College Guide and Rankings, where we rate schools based on what they do for the country. It’s our answer to U.S. News & World Report, which relies on crude and easily manipulated measures of wealth ...

College rankings have been a heated topic for decades as universities around the country battle for the top spots on “best” lists compiled by outlets like U.S. News & World Report, Forbes, the Wall Street Journal and Niche. The annual lists attract ...

TIME evaluated 4,800 “of the most influential figures shaping U.S. society today,” including policymakers, corporate top dogs, scientists and educators, according to TIME’s methodology webpage.

After a week with no upsets among the top 14 teams, the College Football Playoff race remains mostly the same. What teams still need help?

Increased parity around the college football world has made it clear 12 teams isn't enough for the College Football Playoff. A 16-team bracket would be best.