RSS+Feeds

rss url="http://www.educationindex.net/schoolsblog/feed/" link="true" number="5" This RSS feed provides advice for students who are deciding on a college, a major, or what status of admission to apply for. It discusses the pros and cons of applying early decision versus regular decision, as well as help to student athletes regarding scholarships and communication with collegiate coaches. This RSS feed is beenficial to prospective and current college students, parents of such students, and guidance counselors. -mhaggerty

rss url="http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/subjects/c/colleges_and_universities/index.html?rss=1" link="true" number="5" This RSS Feed, linked from the NY Times, provides news and blog posts regarding the life of a college student, events occuring specific institutions, and elitist comparisons of graduate schools. Some of its articles discuss the state of the economy and how it affects college students prior to, during, and after the college experiences. Some typical topics of this RSS feeds' articles are religion on campus, Greek life, and government decisions that affect stuednts. American colleges and universities are also sometimes compared to those of other nations. -mhaggerty

rss url="http://feeds.nytimes.com/nyt/rss/Education" link="true" description="true" number="5" date="true" enclosure="true" The New York Times has a fabulous RSS Feed on education in America. This feed has tons of articles, videos, and audio clips about all things that affect the education system in America. Any laws passed that affect schools in anyway will pop up on this RSS Feed. This is more of a news feed that gives more information and less opinion.- EFass

rss url="http://feeds.feedburner.com/fanblogs" link="true" description="true" number="5" date="true" enclosure="true" This RSS Feed is one of the best feeds for college sports. Not only does it have up to the minute information but it has opinions on those same up-to-date stories. This feed doesn’t just cover one conference like many other RSS Feeds, but it gives a general overview of all college sports and I thought it tied in perfectly with my news article on college athletics.-EFass