College

A bill proposed by a North Dakota senator would allow any full time police officer to enroll at a public North Dakota college for free.

Forbes has released their list for "Best College In Every State" and the University of North Dakota took the title in 2016.

Budget cuts for public universities have become the norm across the nation which has led many students to leave their home state to go to college according to a new report published by the New York Times.

Applying to colleges can be a long, stressful, and tedious process. Once the process is finished, the applicant is then forced to wait and wait and wait. Some schools are really tough to get into.

Minot Senator Oley Larsen has introduced a new bill that could potentially give babies born in North Dakota a leg up on most of the country from an early age.

When it comes to the future of this country, be afraid. Be very afraid.

The Business Insider has put together a list of the most influential colleges in each state. Which college was chosen for North Dakota? The answer may surprise you.

While President Obama continues to lay out plans about how to deal with ISIS, it's hard to fathom there are actually some Americans who support the terror group.

Fargo, ND has landed the number eight spot on a list of top ten best cities to live for recent college graduates.

Noah may just have the best reaction you'll ever see by anyone who's gotten into the college of his or her dreams.