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The Newest Trademark? College Colors

Apparel company's t-shirts that mimicked college teams' colors violated federal law, U.S. appeals court rules.

Scrutiny for a Presidential Spouse

U. of Tennessee banned wife of system's leader from contact with donors and employees -- and lifted ban only after stipulating her lack of authority.

Christmas Wins Another Round

Florida university president -- like a Missouri president last year -- reverses ban on holiday decorations. Legal experts aren't surprised.

Need Blind, but 'Gapping'

Colleges routinely boast about being "need blind" in admissions, meaning that they consider applicants without regard to their ability to...

Raised Eyebrows over Keynote Choice

Many anthropologists find the military's Human Terrain System ethically flawed. Its chief architect was selected for prominent role -- seen as inappropriate honor by some -- at a scholarly meeting.

Left Out by the Bailout

Thousands of student borrowers who got back on track to repay loans after defaulting may be out in the cold because of the financial crisis, even as U.S. helps other lenders and students.

Coaching Under a Black Cloud

NCAA penalizes Indiana U. for recruiting violations by former head coach and an assistant, but brunt of the punishment is directed at the two individuals.