Facing lawsuit over church-state separation, U.S. concludes that Alaska Christian used funds for religious purposes.
"Ghetto" parties. Racist jokes. Leaving a pig's head outside a Jewish center. Why do some students offend year after year?
Civil liberties group charges that university's policies are so broad that common jokes could get someone expelled.
San Francisco State investigates charges of racial profiling after a scholar is arrested trying to go to his own office.
City U. of New York starts ambitious effort to deal with one of higher ed's most vexing demographic challenges.
Supreme Court lets stand ruling favoring public university's policy on blocking unsolicited e-mail messages.
State civil rights commission detects bias in denial of tenure to engineering professor whom a colleague called "too old."
Several current and former California State U. employees charge that they faced retaliation for reporting abuse.
U. of Delaware students are angry that white-power leader is a Ph.D. student in physics who was an instructor last semester.
Some fret over seeming shift in Education Dept. policy on campus anti-Semitism, but U.S. says status quo holds.
