Finance
Former FMU Student Wins $1.6 million Hazing Lawsuit
Daniel McElveen, a former Francis Marion University student, has won a $1.6 million lawsuit Friday in connection to an October 2011 hazing incident.
Rachel Canning, Who Sued Parents Selects Biomedical Engineering Program at WNEU (UPDATE)
Rutgers to Create First Endowed Chair in Department of Philosophy
Rutgers Merges Two Nursing Schools despite Objections from Union Members
Dallas Oil Executive Donates $2.5 million to MSU College of Engineering
Businessman Donates $1 million to NMSU for Installation of Synthetic Turf
Victim of Racial Discrimination Files $5 Million Claim against SJSU
Loyola Business School Alumnus Donates $10 Million for New Facility
By Staff ReporterOil and Gas Company Donates $100,000 to WVU College of Law
By Staff ReporterFour UGA Football Players Arrested For Encashing Checks Twice
By Staff ReporterFlorida Couple Donates $2 million for UA Scholarship Program
By Staff ReporterWOU Receives Third Largest Single Gift in School History
By Staff ReporterEx-Iowa Player Sues University for Negligence
By Staff ReporterPenn State To Hold Auction Of Intellectual Property Licenses
By Jaleesa BaulkmanUT Allows Beer and Wine Sales at Spring Sporting Events
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