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Appeals court ruling on right of public university to apply anti-bias rule to fraternity stuns many -- and could extend far beyond Greek life.

Deal will transfer ownership of Machu Picchu objects, but preserve research ties. Scholars see new model for resolving disputes.

Harvard and its competitors are busting the myth that the model M.B.A. applicant has worked five years after college.

Universities are starting to boost their online presence with Web 2.0 approaches, from blogs to more video -- and soon, maybe even social networking.

Trustees at a California community college vote to expand health coverage to all board members -- but faculty and staff, many without benefits, voice dissent.

College of Staten Island was justified in denying recognition (and funds) to Greek organization for excluding women, U.S. appeals court rules.

New Jersey governor signs a law mandating that the state's four-year public institutions fully accept credits from completed associate degrees.