It wasn’t your typical class, with half the students convicted felons and the other half honors undergrads. See what brought this unlikely group together.

Pratibha Patil wakes to the sound of trumpets and horse-backed riders in the cobbled courtyard of her magnificent palace in New Delhi, she walks on a treadmill, prays at her private

The various legislative proposals designed to keep student-loan interest rates from doubling in July are now so loaded to the gunwales with ifs, ands, or buts that the whole boat is in danger of sinking.

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Prepaid college tuition plans are no longer the surefire solution they once seemed to runaway tuition costs.

When Apple Inc kicks off its annual conference for software developers on Monday, all the power players in the Apple universe will be on hand, save the one that is in many ways

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A colonial-themed event at a university has resurrected an uneasy past.

Levi jeans, smartphones and American fast food - these are the goods now prized in India, a country once lauded for its silks and spices.

With great fanfare, the United Nations announced in March that the world had reduced by half the proportion of people drinking unsafe water, meeting a critical development goal five years ahead of schedule. But a closer look reveals that the facts simply do not support this claim.