Lists & Rankings

Here are the places authors developed their writing chops (or just found the crazy things to write about).

The Patriot League is home to the Raiders, Crusaders, and the Black Knights. We wouldn't be surprised if there was a lot of sword fighting going down on the fields.

Heavyweight champs at lightweight schools.

Football or soccer. Doesn't matter what you call it, as long as you bring your A game.

Like shooting at clay pigeons? Really? Well then, these schools are for you!

Interested in the culinary arts? Check out where these epicureans went to school.

The Big 12 was obviously an effort to one-better the Big Ten, although they went the safe route and two-bettered them.

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.

These rankings are based on academic environment (student diversity, student concentration, research capacity, and degree attainment), quality of life (arts and leisure, city...

Some students are not as socially gifted as their peers. Here are schools where Screech can become Zack.

These colleges are associated with the Pentecostal movement.

Winning championships is what these women do. Period. The number is the amount of women's lacrosse championships won from 1982-2007.

We asked college counselors where the best science programs were. They said, "MIT!" We said, "Yeah, we know about that one--where else?" Turns out, there are a lot more.

At these schools, you'll have no problem finding a frat event or sorority mixer on any given night. Just beware of rush week.

These five schools in northern Massachusetts didn't need the bright lights of Boston to succeed. Maybe that's because they chose to stick together.

Greek life doesn't have to be all binge drinking, scary hazing, and please-don't-let-that-video-end-up-on-YouTube shenanigans. Of course, a lot of students get involved in...