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Sallie Mae Accused of Federal Violations Against Active-Duty Servicemembers; Government Contract in Danger

Sallie Mae might find itself in danger of losing its lucrative contract with the U.S. Education Department (ED) pending an investigation that has determined the student loan lender cheated active-duty soldiers.

Apr 17, 2014 PM EDT

Florida State University Responds to New York Times' Article With a Scathing Statement (READ)
Apr 17, 2014 PM EDT
One In 20 Adult Outpatients Misdiagnosed in US Every Year
Apr 17, 2014 AM EDT
Sen. Claire McCaskill Releases 'Extensive Survey' to Gather Data to Reform Campus Sexual Assault Adjudication
Apr 17, 2014 AM EDT
Apathy In Older Adults May Indicate Brain Shrinkage
Apr 17, 2014 AM EDT
Atheist Organization Accuses Clemson of Mixing Religion and Athletics
Apr 17, 2014 AM EDT
Howard Students Unhappy with Sean Combs as School’s Commencement Speaker (UPDATE)
Apr 17, 2014 AM EDT

Fighting Illini Unveils New Uniforms to Attract Potential Student Athletes

By Staff Reporter
Apr 17, 2014 AM EDT
Naropa University Launches New Bhutan Study Abroad Program

By Jaleesa Baulkman
Apr 16, 2014 PM EDT
Valerie Harper Is 'Cautiously Optimistic' More Than A Year After Her Terminal Cancer Diagnosis

By Jaleesa Baulkman
Apr 16, 2014 PM EDT
Cancer Drugs May Block Dementia-Linked Brain Inflammation

By Jaleesa Baulkman
Apr 16, 2014 PM EDT
Matt Joeckel Announces He Is Transferring From Texas A&M; 2 Passers Left to Compete for Starting Job

By Russell Westerholm
Apr 16, 2014 PM EDT
Virginia Intermont's Merger Plan Falls Through

By Jaleesa Baulkman
Apr 16, 2014 PM EDT
Niche.com Releases its List of the Top 25 Cities for Millennials to Live

By Russell Westerholm
Apr 16, 2014 PM EDT
Antibiotics Improve Growth In Children

By Jaleesa Baulkman
Apr 16, 2014 PM EDT