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U. S. Senator Joe Biden, D-Del., four decades after finishing his education, still fails on original scholarship, according to an actual scholar.

The film I.O.U.S.A. makes no bones about it: America is in financial crisis.

Stanford researchers have verified that embryonic stem cells transplanted into mice are resoundingly rejected by the immune system and destroyed.

In these days of rapidly escalating college tuition costs, the very mention of an institution like Berea College can make the heads of pricey schools a bit defensive.

Starting this fall, anyone who violates the dress code at Gonzales High School will spend the rest of the day in a prison-like jump suit.

While the goal was supposedly a climate of “cultural tolerance and understanding,” Berkeley “appeared to encourage a divisive culture of victimhood and entitlement,” says a former student.

British tots will soon be subjected to “lessons on human rights and multiculturalism, in between finger-painting sessions and nap time.”

Wikipedia, the much-ballyhooed online information source, was recently blamed, along with other online research sites, “for Scotland’s falling exam pass rates.”

So what exactly has Nancy Pelosi’s “do-nothing” Congress done?

A UT Austin professor may be exercising her academic freedom by acting as a pre-publication censor for Random House.

He may be the Alpha and Omega, but God hasn’t been a welcome addition to the University of Florida’s official fraternities.

A satirical play now playing at Brown University contains graphic language, sexual situations—and mocks Catholic views of the Eucharist.