The University of Connecticut paid $12,429 in fines last month for animal welfare violations, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced Tuesday.
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10/18/2012
A video that may have resolved a worker's dispute with the university is now blank.
10/18/2012
A group of Calvin College alumni are pushing administrators to make campus a more welcoming environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students.
10/18/2012
While City College of San Francisco administrators scramble to stave off bankruptcy and save the school's accreditation, they are being pressured by a group of students and faculty members who want a bigger say in deciding whether to reduce class offerings, lay off staffers or eliminate some academic programs entirely.
10/18/2012
An overnight prank on the ASU campus might have left some Sun Devil fans green with envy.
10/18/2012
The University of New Orleans lost more than 800 students between last year and this year.
10/18/2012
Officials: Despite accreditation issues, Kean@Ocean relationship is flourishing
10/18/2012
The Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education, which oversees 14 state-run universities, including West Chester and Cheyney, has declined a request from the faculty union for binding arbitration to settle protracted contract negotiations.
10/18/2012
Kalamazoo College President Eileen Wilson-Oyelaran focused on college affordability, the importance of a liberal arts degree and briefed alumni on recent developments during an annual Homecoming update, released on YouTube on Wednesday.
10/18/2012
The two-year schools are trying to follow a path long traveled by four-year universities, but face their own set of challenges, including the lack of big league sports or scientific research.
10/17/2012
The ratings agency Standard & Poor's has revised Penn State University's outlook to negative from stable, citing litigation against the school over the Jerry Sandusky child molestation scandal, but affirmed its long-term bond rating.
10/17/2012
Paying for a college education has long been a challenge for students, especially those who don’t qualify for free financial aid or receive scholarships.
10/17/2012
Schulz defends avoidance of "K-State" nickname in national circles
10/17/2012
Texas Southern University has lifted the suspension of its marching band after an internal hazing review led to 19 students sanctioned.
10/17/2012
On the west side of Western Michigan University’s Hoekje Hall, the initials of 27 residence hall assistants – “The Keepers of Hoekje Hall” – are scribbled in black marker on a third-floor brick wall behind the metal casing of a service elevator.
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