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Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) are great options for African-American students interested in pursuing a post-secondary education.

Every few years national polls highlight the low level of history and civics knowledge among American citizens, yet at some point educators need to reform the process.

American college students looking to save money, but still get a world-class four-year degree, should consider the unique experience of attending a Canadian university.

Native American populations throughout the United States face special challenges in terms of education and employment opportunities.

The subject of foreign students in American post-secondary institutions is controversial and tied to arguments regarding immigration and the economy.

Amanda Knox and her ex-boyfriend have been formally charged with first degree murder and sexual assault in the death of Meredith Kercher.

Kids Success (TM) presents interactive Kids Memory Wizards to teach basic addition, subtraction, multiplication and division facts.

A positive role model demonstrating the importance of a good education may be the key to the Obama Effect.

Here's a time line of milestone dates marking African American achievements in higher education.

The quality and quantity of on-tour meals varies considerably from country to country but all tour planners should insist on upgraded breakfasts for student travel.

The term Haitian-Americans within the context of this article refers to Haitian students who remain steadfast to their Haitian heritiage though they are living in the US.

If you could investigate the education systems in the U.S., India and China what would you find? Bob Compton did just that in the movie, Two Million Minutes.

Thousands of North American university students who flock to study abroad annually benefit from a practical higher education checklist to guide student foreign exchanges.

Going to another country can be a great and educational experience, but can be very expensive. Here are things university students can do without spending too much cash.

Student-based community service projects are more important than ever in a community experiencing growing unemployment and poverty.

Using President Obama's Back to School speech and Ying Ying Yu's "This I Believe" student essay, gifted students can see how similar messages vary between cultures.

High fees and teenage drinking may trump educational benefits on 3-4 day Aegean cruise extensions of Mediterranean tours offered by student travel companies.

An educational policy group's survey shows more students aren't learning the liberal arts and sciences because schools favor teaching reading and math skills.

Thanks to the advances in technology, students can now fill out fewer applications to a greater number of colleges. More colleges are utilizing common applications.

The American Education System is not in trouble, it keeps getting more money for poorer and poorer academic achievement. The students and the country are in trouble.

A Scottish physician's notebook, found before 1925, lists by name, and city or state, American students at a Scottish university between 1756 and 1765.

The decision to study abroad can be a tough one. Here, individuals involved in international exchange programs describe their experiences.

Norris Turney's greatest challenge might have come when Duke Ellington asked him to join his orchestra and play alto saxophone, filling in for Johnny Hodges.

It's possible to enjoy Oxford's pub scene without doing serious harm to your budget, if you know where to go.

The Obama Administration June 24 rolled out a shorter, simpler, more user-friendly Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) aimed at increasing college access.

The recent collapse of the U.S. financial system may have prospective foreign MBA students rethinking their educational strategies.

Free money for school can be acquired if the student knows where to look. Learn about three UNCF scholarships that are available to black scholars.

It appears on buttons, pendants, t-shirts, and banners. It's the peace symbol. What is its history, and why is it used?

Test scores and GPA aren't the only ways for applicants to win the favor of admissions officers. This guide includes other ways for students to impress colleges.

Students learn the difficulties and complexities of leadership. Through debate, they gain knowledge about the importance of communication.

If you are thinking of attending your class reunion this summer, you might want to think again after reading Roberts' tale of a reunion turned deadly.

Homeschoolers must remain aware of larger educational issues. A recent study of the American No Child Left Behind policy shows major problems in American education.

Financial aid for black students can be found in this organization. Learn about which grants students are eligible for and how to apply.

Each year, hundreds of exchange students visit Ecuador. Are you one of them? Here is some good advice from a former program director.

Many of the most important examples of ancient civilization were taken by archaeologists in the 19th Century to European and US museums despite attempts to return them.

These five dystopian novels will give any reader the chills: all of them predict bleak controlled futures: some may hit too close to home for your own comfort.

Here's a summary on U.S. Senator Barack Obama's positions on higher education issues.

The ACT and SAT tests are rivals. The SAT has suffered recent blows with credibility but continues to be the predominant test taken on the east and west coasts.

With so much going on in the U.S. and in the world, it's not hard to find a persuasive topic for a speech or essay about current events. Here are a few topic suggestions

Berlin is a vibrant, diverse city rich in history. Full of students, cultural attractions, and government offices, it is the perfect place to find an internship.

Take an inexpensive trip to Little Rock, Arkansas and enjoy the city on the cheap. Learn about Civil Rights and visit famous places.

The proclamation that all men are created equal took a long time to fulfill in a nation that originally denied political rights to all but propertied white males.

Ducks at the Peabody Hotel, green building at Heifer International and river cruises on the Arkansas Queen riverboat--there's a lot to do in Little Rock.

In an interview for Suite 101, Hualapai member Wilfred Whatoname explains what the Skywalk at Grand Canyon West has meant for the tribe in remote northwestern Arizona.

High school athletic programs should be treated as a necessary and vital part of the education process, but not at the expense of academic standards and expectations.

The homework debate has been a hot issue. Is homework good or bad? New research comes closer to the answer.

Founded at Indiana University on January 5, 1911, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity was America's second historically African-American fraternity, but welcomes men of all races.

Kids learning letters will get a kick out of these fun letter E activities. Supplement a letter E lesson plan with these unconventional alphabet games and experiments.

Through his daily radio show heard throughout the United States, Michael Medved has built a reputation of being one of talk radio's most intelligent and informed pundits.

No Child Left Behind has been a controversial act since becoming a law in 2002. Learn the basics.