Lists & Rankings

The image of the rock-and-roll dropout is a popular trope, but the truth is many of your favorite music artists are highly educated, with degrees from some of the nation's...

Inside, the music's rockin'. Outside, there's--not a whole lot going on. But that doesn't matter because the music programs at these schools are worth it.

Cooperative education, aka co-op, throws students into full-time, paid internships while they're in college. They learn from the pros, earn as much as $25 an hour, and graduate...

The Jesuits, an order of Roman Catholic clergy, are known for their influence on and interest in education. These are the members of the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities.

Bunny hills are jokes to these guys. Check out these schools with the most ski titles. Number of titles follows the school.

Watch out! The women at these schools don't need a man to defend their honor. They'll challenge you to a duel themselves.

This conference was based around the Great Lakes, though none of the teams have nicknames that have anything to do with water. Go figure.

Bridging the gap between cultures isn't easy. Did you know that pointing your feet at a person in some countries is extremely offensive? See, you're learning already. These...

Less than $2,000 a year for tuition? Yes, please!

Fun fact for you: the CollegeXpress corporate headquarters is in Massachusetts, aka the heart of Patriots country. And let's just say we were pretty excited when our boys had...

You want your degree? You're gonna earn it! These schools encourage or require students to work on campus as part of the college experience.

It's America's pastime! Here are the colleges that bring it in for the win. These schools recorded the highest number of men's baseball college world series wins from...

Many students want to attend college in some of the busiest, bustling cities in the US—and there are plenty of them all across the country. These five cities in the South are...

These schools offer comprehensive living-learning centers, which provide a place to live, as well as a place to eat, talk with faculty, and participate in sports and student...

While state universities traditionally serve regional student populations, a growing number of public colleges and federal service academies draw a vast majority of their...

After all the sports, classes, and parties, these colleges let you relax in a space purely meant for peace.