Mike Rice, who was fired for verbally and physically abusing players on his Rutgers men's basketball team, has been going through anger management counseling from former NBA player John Lucas.
EdX, a not-for-profit educational organization, has increased its total of participating schools from 12 to 27 Tuesday.
Chris Lewandowski was charged nearly $7,500 because of a housing policy that was contradicted by a housing
Liberty University Chancellor Jerry Falwell Jr. personally offered David Cole Withrow a college scholarship after the
Federal prosecutors have filed criminal charges against three China-based New York University Langone Medical Center
St. Joseph’s College (SJC) Connecticut has introduced a new Bachelor of Science in Hospitality and Tourism Management
Most Arkansas colleges and universities have decided to go against the tide by not allowing faculty and staff members to
Betsy Palmer, a 54-year-old associate professor of education at Montana State University (MSU), died May 20 of injuries
Matthew Royer has vanished on his trip home to Southeast Pennsylvania from his on-campus apartment at the University of
If a court rules in favor of Brittany Hamilton, a University of Nebraska student, universities nationwide may have to
A group of Rice University students have fashioned a new capo for guitars that will not obstruct players from producing
Steven R. DiSalvo, Ph.D., has been named as the 10th president at St. Anselm College, succeeding Fr. Jonathan DeFelice,
Rutgers University created history when it awarded 14,302 graduation degrees to the largest senior class in its 247-year
Evan H. Kurzman, a 21-year-old Rutgers University student has been arrested and charged with five crimes, last Thursday,
After over seven years of investigation into Yale University’s sexual assault policy, the U.S. Department of Education
Michigan State University has resumed the demolition of the historic 113-year-old Morrill Hall after the building’s
Joseph J. Ostrowski, 29-year-old former Pennsylvania high school football coach has been sentenced to 25 years in
Columbia University is planning to amend the outdated requirements of its highly restrictive 93-year-old 'The Lydia C.
Purdue University North Central (PNC) has received a nod of approval from the Indiana Commission for Higher Education to
Peru State Asks Judge to Dismiss Lawsuit over Missing Student
Peru State College officials are requesting a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit of missing daughter filed by her mother, LaTanya Thomas.
Penn State Law School Campuses to Function as Separate Schools
Penn State University Board of Trustees have agreed to a plan to pursue separate American Bar Association accreditations for its Dickinson School of Law campuses in Carlisle and State College, before operating them as two independent law schools, beginning 2014-15 academic year.
Oberlin SFP Group to Present Divestment Resolution Next Semester
The Oberlin College student senate have agreed to a resolution, May 5 that urges the officials to divest fully from six companies that do businesses in the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories such as West Bank, eastern Jerusalem and Gaza.
ODU First Participant in Dominion Virginia Power’s Solar Partnership Program
Dominion Virginia Power, a regulated electric utility, will install its first solar energy installation at Old Dominion University (ODU), through its Solar Partnership Program.
