Universities

Choosing the right college is a big deal, and for some, it feels like a high-stakes game of chance. Let's talk about one of the toughest contenders out there.

The challenges of food service and higher education appear to have combined as the state of Missouri has been alerted that a provider will be letting 63 workers go after a university ended a contract.

If you are looking for the best education possible at the college level, you could do a lot worse than choosing one of the 10 best colleges in Illinois for 2025 as it's a who's who list of legendary schools.

US News & World Report has just released their 2025 list of Missouri's best colleges and the top 12 includes some real surprises.

I can say that I've known several alumni that graduated from this Missouri place of higher learning and they were all super-smart and went on to be very successful in their careers. I will admit I was a little surprised when I saw this Missouri university named the most affordable college that does not suck in America.

As a parent, I'd rank this among my greatest fears. Having a child go off to college only to become a victim of a violent crime is a terrible reality for many and it's terrifying to know that 3 of the top 10 most dangerous college campuses also happen to be next door neighbors to Wisconsin.

I never did fully complete my college education and I live in Missouri which makes sense when you see a brand new study that shows the Show Me State is suddenly hemorrhaging residents with college degrees.

There is an unusual warning about 4 Illinois places of higher learning being considered as a bad deal for students and among the worst in America - allegedly.

Since it's graduation time for many Missouri institutions of higher learning, it seems like an appropriate time to crown the worst university in Missouri. There are multiple internet "experts" that seem to agree about the winner loser.

I believe this is meant as a compliment although I'm not certain everyone will take it that way. Forbes says that there are two places of higher learning in Illinois that are now part of a 'new Ivy League'.