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Per New Federal Ruling, Quinnipiac Still Can't Cut Volleyball
Quinnipiac University has made “some effort” toward coming into compliance with Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, a...
State Appropriations Per Student Fell Again in 2012, but Enrollment Peaked
The large college enrollment growth seen in the post-recession period leveled off between 2011 and 2012, but continued state budget...
Donor Sues Georgetown Law to Get Gifts Returned
A donor to the law school at Georgetown University is suing to get millions in gifts refunded, The Dallas Morning...
Academic Minute: The Brain and Universal Grammar
In today’s Academic Minute, T. Florian Jaeger reveals how language is universally shaped by the inner workings of the human...
U. of Chicago Police Officer Pretended to Be Protester
The University of Chicago has placed two employees on administrative leave and started an investigation into the actions of a...
Connecticut 2-Year College Drops Sports Program
Connecticut's Manchester Community College has decided to end its three remaining sports programs, citing a desire to use the program's...
Heaven Forfend -- Early Classes at Stanford?
Some Stanford University students are up in arms about a proposal to start some high-demand classes at 8:30 a.m., the...
12 Charged with Manslaughter in Drum Major's Hazing Death
Ten of the former Florida A&M University band members who were charged in May with felony hazing for the death...