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"Ultimatum" that wrestlers not join fraternities was inappropriate, Brown officials say.

Virginia Baptists have severed ties to Averett University.

Sallie Mae unveils new programs for community colleges -- at a time when borrowing by some of their students is on the rise.

Georgetown University will become the next American college to offer degrees in the Middle East.

Last summer, in a move watched and copied in broad outline by several other institutions, Duke University gave iPods to all incoming freshmen, in the hope of stimulating technology use on the campus. Wednesday, based on the results of a preliminary review of the program, the university significantly altered its approach, while declaring the iPod experiment over all to be a success.

Higher education leaders plan a three-year, national campaign to shift attitudes and build support.

Four years after unveiling a plan to share course materials with the world, MIT assesses its impact.

Ward Churchill spoke at Eastern Washington University Tuesday, despite the opposition of administrators to his visit, The Seattle Times reported. The university had said that it was concerned about security, but Churchill called that issue "bogus."The woman who was killed boxing last weekend was a geography professor at Front Range Community College.

Leading expert on race and politics, returning to Chicago, is latest émigré from African-American studies department.