Find out when and where to watch No. 25 Missouri travel to Athens to take on the No. 7 Georgia Bulldogs in a big SEC match-up.

Find out when and where to watch the SEC opener between the Tennessee Volunteers and No. 19 Florida Gators. Florida won last season's match-up 37-20 but can the new regime at Tennessee pull the upset?

Find out when and where to watch No. 6 South Carolina take on No. 11 Georgia as week 2 of the college football season approaches.

The Pew Hispanic Center reported wide variances by state in levels of educational attainment by Hispanics. But nationally, the percentage of Latinos with a college degree was lower than that of other ethnic groups.

Notre Dame finished last season at 12-1 after falling to Alabama in the championship game. With severe talent returning on defense, can the Irish overcome the loss of quarterback Everett Golson and return to the National Championship?

A well deserved recognition for Spanish singer-songwriter Alejandro Sanz. He will be joining Juan Luis Guerra and Gloria Estefan, among others, in the Berklee College of Music's honorary doctorate recipients hall of fame.

Ursuline College in Ohio damaged by tornado. No injuries reported.

Rachel Jeantel, star witness in George Zimmerman case is offered full ride to college by radio host.

UPDATED: Gunman was killed by Law Enforcement in the college's library, where he was found after he fled the scene of a house, that he allegedly set on fire, nearby campus.

University of Alabama basketball star Devonta Pollard was arrested for kidnapping a 6-year-old girl.

Benedictine basketball player and 6'7" phenom announced that he is gay, making him the first openly gay U.S. men's collegiate basketball player.

Former Grand Valley State quarterback Cullen Finnerty was found dead Tuesday night. A three-time National Champion, Finnerty's cause of death is still unknown.

A study discovers that college women are drinking more than college men, read more here!

ESPN recently laid off upwards of 400 employees despite the companies continued success. With nearly 7,000 employees worldwide, why did the sports superpower relieve these individuals of their duties?

Five state-owned universities in Pennsylvania opt for less restrictive firearms policies.

Why are Latino graduates more likely to enroll for college?

As their great tradition continues on, will the University of Notre Dame add to the history of Notre Dame Stadium?

College football is set to announce a new format that will surely have an impact on every team. Is a playoff format the right way to go?

Reports of as many as 14 people being injured are coming out of southeastern Texas after two individuals allegedly went on a stabbing spree at a local community college.

As the city of Newtown grieves in the wake of the second-deadliest school shooting ever at Sandy Hook Elementary, families of victims of the massacre at Virginia Tech are reaching out to offer support to those affected by the tragedy in Connecticut.

Ever dreamed of holding an Oscar? Comedian and 2013 Oscars host Seth MacFarlane announced a national search on Friday for a lucky few college students who will hand out Oscar statuettes on Hollywood's biggest night.

Four days after the presidential election, the electoral map is now complete.

The race to the White House is now over and President Obama has been victorious, but how did the electoral map shape out as the night progressed?

Polling stations nationwide open in less than 24 hours and the race to the White House is seemingly too close to call.

As both candidates focus their attention on Superstorm Sandy that is battering the Eastern seaboard, new poll numbers show the race between President Obama and GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney extremely tight.

The race to the White House is stiff and while the campaigns are out in full force, there could be possibility that the leader of the free world could be President Romney with assistance from Vice President Biden.

The next president will be decided to the candidate who gets to the magic number of 267 - the number of electoral votes needed to secure the office of the presidency.

Princeton University researchers have said changes to college admission policies in Texas have been detrimental to Hispanics.

Among the high school class of 2012, 43 percent of all SAT test takers met the reference measurements of College & Career Readiness SAT Benchmark, only 23 percent of Latino students met the measure.

In a 2009 address to a Joint Session of Congress President Barack Obama proclaimed that "by 2020, America will once again have the highest proportion of college graduates in the world." He asked every American to commit to at least one year or more of higher education or career training.