Republican presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich failed to qualify for Virginia's Super Tuesday primary ballot, the latest setback for a candidate whose standing in polls has been slipping. Gingrich's campaign said he would pursue an aggressive write-in campaign, though state law prohibits write-ins on primary ballots.

Gingrich's campaign said he would pursue an aggressive write-in campaign.

How could a promising young star fall so far and so fast? Poor judgment, guidance and an ill-timed interception all factor into his story.

A federal law will require university websites to help parents get a more accurate estimate of costs.

Experts warn the perception of a rise in fan violence will give Americans reason to attend fewer games if clubs do not take action.

Faculty members and students say oral reading can help convey messages, engage students, and foster community in ways that reading alone cannot.

When they played in December, the uncivil war between Richmond and Virginia Commonwealth was for local bragging rights, which come with a one-year expiration date.

Millions of Americans follow their local teams, and many fans, including kids, see the players they admire as heroes. But are they really?