In a newly released statement on Sunday, the former president, Mark B. Rosenberg, said that caring for his wife, who has advanced dementia and diabetes, hurt his own mental health and that he "caused discomfort for a valued employee."

The Board of Trustees voted unanimously to revoke the degrees following a recommendation by the school's honorary degree committee after a "comprehensive and objective review" in December.

A body was found Friday in the Red Cedar River. Police believe it's 18-year-old Brendan Santo, who was last seen leaving a residence hall on October 29.

The Supreme Court announced Monday it will once again consider whether universities may consider the race of applicants when attempting to build diverse student bodies, an ominous development for those who say there is a continuing need for affirmative action in higher education.

Petitioners cite many factors in requests to lift requirements, including 'evolving scientific data' and natural immunity.

The health association addresses vaccine boosters and isolation windows as colleges across U.S. face wave of omicron.

It will offer an accredited online Global Management and Entrepreneurship Certificate that will help people in developing countries learn some basic business skills.

Students who hold hands or kiss someone of the same sex face harsher discipline than heterosexual couples at the school operated by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.