Princeton comes in first place for the second year in a row.

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When these supposed spell-casters died, the stories about them lived on.
The antelopes’ annual migration has been called one of the seven natural wonders of Africa.
If you experience a violent reaction to Moo Deng’s cuteness, you’re not alone.
Those famous white statues weren’t originally white—and that’s just one myth about Ancient Greece we’re covering in the latest episode of Misconceptions.
Scientists warn that the loss of the Thwaites Glacier could raise global sea levels by 25 inches.
Yes, pet costumes are adorable. But they—along with candy and strangers at the door—can also be dangerous.
‘Knickerbocker’ has many meanings. Without Washington Irving, it would likely only have one.
In their new book, Tyler Thrasher and Terry Mudge explore the origins of colors found rocks, animals, plants, and even space—including these 10 historical pigments with surprising histories.
The best pizza in the world has a strong link to New Jersey.
Millions of fossils, from shells to the largest known shark species, were unearthed beneath San Pedro High School.
Theodore Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, and Bill Clinton are among the youngest U.S. presidents.
This cat proved that love knows no distance when he traveled hundreds of miles to be with his owners.
Good news for anyone who hates raking their lawn: You don’t have to.
Each year, the American Library Association complies a list of books that are challenged and banned. There are some books that get banned because of insensitive material; however, others get banned for completely ludicrous reasons.
Put your spelling skills to the test.