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Law school at the University of Georgia has hired a professor who oversaw a well-known Bush-era terror case -- but so far few seem to have noticed.

Admissions group releases draft policy that explicitly bars paying commissions for recruiting students -- in the U.S. or abroad.

Texas Governor Rick Perry, a Republican, named a Tea Party activist to a student seat on the Texas A&M University...

Study finds that Republican professors are more likely to give very high grades and very low grades -- and to give lower grades to black students -- than their Democratic counterparts.

The University of Florida has withdrawn its directive to students at its study abroad program in Italy not to socialize...

The late Constantine Papadakis revived an endangered Drexel. His successor, John Fry, wants to revive nearby neighborhoods, too.

A new law journal is actually a collection of would-be journals -- incubating experiments in nontraditional topics and formats in search of a market.