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Student Sues School $2 Million for Suspending Him Over a Journal Titled 'Hot for Teacher'
Joseph Corlett, 57, is seeking $2 million from Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan because he believes his right to free speech was violated following a suspension for a journal he wrote in an English class.
Police Union Defends Officer's Decision in Hofstra Student Shooting (UPDATE)
NJ Governor to Discuss Hiring Details of Rutgers’ New AD; Hermann Also Faced Charges of Abuse 16 Years Ago
Tusculum President Receives 6-Year Contract Extension
Troy Announces Tuition Hikes to Meet Revenue Deficit
2 Troy Athletes Face Indefinite Suspension Following a Shooting Incident
Virtually Unknown Math Professor Publishes Paper Solving Problem Centuries Old
Study in Georgia System Shows Vast Underutilization of Classrooms
By Russell WesterholmTowson AD Hired As Senior Associate at the University Of Arkansas
By Staff ReporterSt. Thomas Hikes Fee by $434; Ignores Governments’ $150 Cap on Tuition
By Staff ReporterTexas Governor Signs Bill to Assign Autonomous Status To TTUHSC, El Paso
By Staff ReporterTexas’ Commerce Campus Welcomes Softball Program
By Staff ReporterTexas Systems Launch Joint Library Facility
By Staff ReporterSt.John’s Sells Manhattan Campus to Real Estate Firms Fisher Brothers and Witkoff Group
By Staff ReporterCharlie Weis Notre Dame Contract: Former Football Coach Earning More Than Brian Kelly
By Russell Westerholm
