Issues
Cleveland State University Officials: Reminded Not To Use School Resources For Political Opinions
Cleveland State University faculty and staff are reminded not to use school resources to express one's personal political opinions after an instructor told her class that they will march against President-elect Donald Trump.
Record Breaking For U.S. Colleges:Enrollment From Abroad Doubles
University Computer Science Program Chair Ted Pawlicki Resigns Due To Pressures Caused By His FB Remarks
Smart Things You Must Know About Smartphones While You're Sleeping
Racial and Ethnic Harassments Reported in Different Schools After the Elections
Indiana University Caught Purchasing Brains of Aborted Babies for $200
Nottingham Trent University Professor Says Being Crazy About Kylie Jenner Is An Addiction
Chef Giada Di Laurentiis To Visit Wilmington To Support GLOW Academy
By Jane ReedWake County: From Public Schools To More Charter Schools
By Loela JonesChristian College Expels Students For Posting Racial ‘Blackface’ Video
By Julio CachilaTwitter: New 'Mute' Feature To Combat Online Harassment and Abuse
By Audri TaylorsMicrosoft Helps With Investigation On UPenn Racist Text Messages
By Emily MarksHistory Teacher Suspended For Discussing Similarities Of Donald Trump And Hitler
By Emily MarksColumbia University Wrestling Team Suspended Over Lewd And Racist Group Messages
By Emily MarksDonald Trump Continues US's Nigeria Educational Aid For Sokoto Development
By Loela Jones
