Students

A federal appeals court rules that a Purdue University student who allegedly sexually assaulted his ex-girlfriend might have faced biased proceedings, including not being provided evidence against him.

Coaches of college teams sometimes pressure trainers and other sports medicine staffers over their medical decisions, survey finds, which can put athletes at risk.

West Virginia joins other states in offering free tuition at community colleges. But the new law is unique in asking all students seeking eligibility to pass a drug test.

White nationalists, mostly non-students, continue to post propaganda on college campuses, despite efforts by colleges to stop them.

The NCAA suggests that college athletes in California may not be able to participate in championship games if state passes legislation to allow them to profit off their name, image and likeness.

Armed with promising results, CUNY is expanding ASAP and other student success experiments while helping to export them to colleges outside the system.

A new federal court order may have significant implications for adjudicating campus rape cases.