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University Issues Apology for ‘Jesus Stomping’ Classroom Activity
Florida Atlantic University officials formally apologised after a Junior claimed to be punished and suspended for refusing to stamp on a piece of paper bearing the word ‘Jesus’ in his intercultural communications class as it was insulting his faith.
SCSU Student Receives $25,000 From Secret Benefactor to Continue His Education
International Students to Benefit from SU Summer Bridge Program
Driver Arrested For College Student's Death
Charges Dropped Against University Student for Making False Bomb Threats
NCAA Investigates SU Basketball Program Violations Committed Over the Years
FBI Joins Search For Missing Brown University Student
Harvard’s Four Quiz Bowls Titles Revoked in Cheating Scandal
By Staff ReporterLebanon Valley College Students Design Webpage Showcasing History of County
By Staff ReporterUniversity of Pennsylvania to Feature a High Tech Classroom
By Staff ReporterKutztown University Increases Security After three Assault Reports On Campus
By Staff ReporterRepublican Senator Introduces Bill to Reduce Tuition for Illegal Immigrants in Pennsylvania
By Staff ReporterKentucky University Increases Tuition By 3 Percent for 2013-14 Academic Year; Smallest Hike In 16 Years
By Staff ReporterJames Madison Basketball Player Suspended For First Half of NCAA Game Following Arrest
By Staff ReporterAlcohol-Related Offences Increase in ISU and Decrease in UI and UNI
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