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U. of Michigan Punishes Itself for Football Violations
The University of Michigan acknowledged Tuesday that its football program had committed several major violations of National Collegiate Athletic Association...
Yale Donor Charged With Fraud
John D. Mazzuto has been charged with stock fraud -- including his handling of stock in his company that he...
Students Still Like Printed Textbooks
Many experts are predicting that students are about to embrace e-books as a preferred form of textbooks. But a newly...
Louisville 2-Year College Teams Up With Online Course Provider
Jefferson Community and Technical College has agreed to award full academic credit for courses taken through StraighterLine, an online course...
Judge Lifts Ban on Publishing Article on Wyoming College
A Wyoming judge on Tuesday lifted a ban on The Wyoming Tribune Eagle publishing an article about a report on...
Education Leaders Look to House for Funding Help
College lobbyists and union officials are hoping that lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives will come through with emergency...
Student Affairs Group Moves Meeting From Arizona
Many higher education groups have been condemning the new Arizona immigration law and vowing to boycott the state. But many...
Suicide Ends Investigation of Ex-President
An investigation by Nebraska officials into Ben Johnson's expenses during his presidency at Peru State College has ended because the...
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