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More community and commuter colleges are striving to get students involved in civic engagement projects and courses, which have traditionally thrived at residential campuses.

Maryland is not the first university to be sued over its lack of captioning on scoreboards for deaf attendees at athletic events, nor is it the only campus to lack such an accommodation, experts say.

Differences in the types of high schools boys and girls attend may contribute to the college gender gap, study suggests.

University of Idaho ups the stakes -- to expulsion -- for students with exceptionally low grades.

Despite all the hoopla about a recent court victory for unpaid interns, the case's significance for colleges may be limited.

Colleges' responsibility to ensure that blind students have equitable access have become much more clear with a trio of recent settlements; exactly how to meet those obligations is less certain.

Heeding outside review, Swarthmore will improve sexual assault prevention and response, even as federal officials investigate a Title IX complaint there.

Bachelor's-degree holders are less likely to be involved in and enthusiastic about their work than people with more or less education, survey finds.