Medical schools' technical standards complicate the legal picture for the institutions and students alike.
Colleges face legal backlash when they bar students who report suicidal feelings or other serious psychological problems.
Justice Dept. settlement with U. of Chicago may be first of series of accords on college facilities -- 10 other institutions face review.
U. of Houston lawsuit asks whether professors should have unlimited leeway to reject requests of students with disabilities.
Choice for interim president -- Robert Davila, who led deaf institute at RIT -- receives strong support.
Texas State agrees to reimburse student with cerebral palsy who only had access to a higher-cost dorm room.
Kenneth Kress admits to altering student evaluations of him while at Iowa. His mental state at time of infraction is in question.
Advocacy group offers best practices for campuses dealing with troubled students.
An Eastern Illinois student with post-traumatic stress disorder was essentially forced out of college after having a flashback in class.
A white law student with disabilities sues because she wasn't allowed back after failing to meet minimum grade requirements -- when she says other students, mainly minorities, were.
