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SMU’s Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity Suspended for 2 Years after Alleged Attack
Southern Methodist University (SMU) suspended its chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon (SPE) fraternity from its campus for two years after members allegedly assaulted a student.
Former Menlo College Student Receives Punishment for Stealing Laptops and Backpacks
Loyola University Chicago Law School to Cut Down Enrollments
Boston College Threatens Disciplinary Action against Students Distributing Condoms
UT-El Paso Evacuated Following a Bomb Threat
UT Students Using Private Donations for ‘Sex Week’ After Officials Axe Sate Funding
Former University of South Alabama Student Sentenced To Life for Dorm Room Stabbing
Conservative Group Files Lawsuit against EMU Over Denial of Funds for Anti-Abortion Exhibit
By Staff ReporterLindenwood University Increases Undergraduate Tuition and Fees By 3.4 Percent
By Staff ReporterUniversity Issues Apology for ‘Jesus Stomping’ Classroom Activity
By Staff ReporterSCSU Student Receives $25,000 From Secret Benefactor to Continue His Education
By Staff ReporterInternational Students to Benefit from SU Summer Bridge Program
By Staff ReporterDriver Arrested For College Student's Death
By Staff ReporterCharges Dropped Against University Student for Making False Bomb Threats
By Staff ReporterNCAA Investigates SU Basketball Program Violations Committed Over the Years
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