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The center of the international terrorist network has apparently shifted to Somalia but its target remains the same—the United States.

In its own Jesuitical way, Boston College is trying to be Catholic in more than name only.

A professor at that Boston College is warning her students about the dangers of Israel’s presence in the West Bank.

In its own Jesuitical way, Boston College is trying to be Catholic in more than name only.

Although the exact date is in dispute, it is generally assumed that in the Fall of 1621 in the vicinity of Plymouth Plantation, a group of very grateful colonists set down to a bountiful feast.

In Howell, Michigan, an out-of-control economics teacher booted two students from class after he provoked a discussion about homosexuality.

At least one visiting lecturer got to experience this treatment up close and personal.

I believe that we should pray as if it all depends on God, and work as if it all depends on us.— Morton Blackwell

Parents and students who breathe a sigh of relief because the college of their choice is “accredited” may want to wait to exhale.

The educational reforms some conservatives have championed for decades may actually have a chance at a second life now that a few liberals have embraced them.

The latest annual ballet of college spending is playing out as regularly as The Nutcracker does at Christmastime.

Do you know what the Pilgrims were thanking God for at the first Thanksgiving celebration in Plymouth? If you go to Wikipedia you will not find the answer.