Cash-strapped colleges not waiting until graduation to cultivate campus donors

Colleges see prospective donors among new students

Sagging economy means even fewer NCAA schools with profitable athletic departments

Poor economy cuts into college athletics

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Count college sports among the sagging economy’s latest victims.

SC legislators spare technical schools, ETV; slash programs for rural areas, research

SC House upholds more than 50 budget vetoes

NCAA halts independent study credit for students from Utah, Ill. online schools

NCAA cracks down on correspondence courses

Another one-and-done: college athletes struggle after losing scholarships for performance

Revoked scholarships surprise college athletes

This graduation season, some experts challenge whether four-year degree is path to success

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Missouri coach Mike Anderson rejects Oregon to stay with Tigers, hails incoming recruits

Missouri’s Anderson says no to Oregon overtures

USCarolina’s board, already lacking diversity, is in danger of losing lone black member

USCarolina in danger of losing lone black trustee

Scalpel, stethoscope, Tolstoy: Doctors embrace literature as tool to connect with patients

Book clubs for doctors show human side of medicine

Arctic winds chill the South, threaten Fla. strawberry, tomato crops; blanket East in snow

Fla. farmers scramble to save crops from cold

Put down that iPhone: Missouri college revives vespers so plugged-in generation can unplug

College asks students to power down, contemplate