Texas Southern University has lifted the suspension of its marching band after an internal hazing review led to 19 students sanctioned.
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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.
10/17/2012
Two University of Tennessee athletic department workers and one former department employee have filed a lawsuit indicating the university set up a "testosterone wall" that prevented female employees from earning equal pay.
10/17/2012
Amid a sharp decline in net income, University of Phoenix operator Apollo Group Inc. plans to close 115 of its Phoenix sites, including the learning center in Elk Grove.
10/17/2012
What we intend to accomplish is to serve this state by better preparing our young people for an ever-changing, ever-challenging future. That goal is the driving force behind the Pathways to Student Success plan.
10/17/2012
Multiple employees of the University of Iowa during a federal trial today countered their employer’s claims that a job candidate suing for alleged liberal biases had stated in a presentation to law school faculty that she would refuse to teach analysis.
10/17/2012
Gallaudet University's chief diversity officer said Tuesday she believes she should be reinstated to her job after university leadership put her on administrative leave for signing a petition to put same-sex marriage on the ballot for voters to decide in November.
10/17/2012
Manchester Community College's Senates Send Letter to Regents
10/17/2012
A flier posted in the men's restroom at a Miami University freshman co-ed dorm offered pointers on the “Top Ten Ways to Get Away with Rape,” from slipping roofies into a girl’s drink to drug her to slitting her throat so she can’t identify her attacker.
10/17/2012
A union that represents 600 student support employees who work at the 14 state universities has reached a tentative agreement with the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education.
10/16/2012
The people at Change.org are pitching in to promote a petition to get University of South Alabama police more training in the use of "less lethal" force in the wake of the shooting death of Gil Collar, 18.
10/16/2012
It's not often the youngest voters can weigh in on something that will have an immediate and concrete impact on their lives. But that's the case with a tax measure on California's Nov. 6 ballot known as Proposition 30.
10/16/2012
Penn State will not renew the contract of athletic director Tim Curley, who has been on leave since being charged last year with perjury and failing to report a child sex abuse allegation against Jerry Sandusky.
10/16/2012
When Rutgers University President Robert Barchi hosts the annual reception welcoming new faculty members later this month, there will be at least one familiar face in the room: his wife.
10/16/2012
A former Yale security educator hired to work on Title IX gender equality compliance is suing Yale, charging “unlawful retaliation,” including her dismissal, for her efforts.
