Administration
Ex UC Davis Policeman Accused of Pepper Spraying Protesters Receives $38K Compensation
University of California, Davis has agreed to pay nearly $40,000 to John Pike, a former university police officer who made headlines in November 2011 for pepper-spraying students in close quarters during a tuition protest on campus.
NCAA Suspends Frank Haith for Five Games over His Role in Miami/Nevin Shapiro Scandal
MIT Officials Ban Frat and Sorority Parties in the City of Boston Indefinitely
First Undergraduate Degree Program in Health and Risk Communication Introduced At Ashland University
Texas A&M First American University to Open a Satellite Campus in Israel
USC AD Pat Haden Upset With Light Sanctions on University of Miami for Nevin Shapiro Cheating Scandal
Obama Fainting Woman: President Catches Swooning Lady During His Speech (VIDEO)
George Washington University Admits to Years of Misleading Students into Thinking the School was 'Need-Blind'
By Russell WesterholmUConn Rape Victims File Federal Complaint; Campus Police Officer Said 'Women Need to Stop Spreading Their Legs'
By Russell WesterholmDavid Patraeus to Join as Belfer Center Senior Fellow at Harvard’s Kennedy School
By Staff ReporterGrambling State Football Players End Boycott, Will Return to Practice Monday
By Russell WesterholmLecturers Spending More Time in Research than Classroom, Report
By Staff ReporterUniversity of California System Maintains Tuition Cost this Year, but Are They In for Another Big Increase?
By Russell WesterholmSome Rejected Students Will Get A Second Chance At the University Of South Carolina's Branch Campuses
By Jaleesa BaulkmanJames L. Hurley Becomes the First Alumnus to Serve as Pikeville's President
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