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Maryland Close to Passing Privacy Bill to Protect Students' Social Media Accounts
On the forefront of social media privacy legislation, Maryland is close to passing a new law protecting students' online posts.
Jon Hamm Implicated in 1991 Lawsuit for Violently Hazing Fraternity Pledge at UT
Doctors At University Of California Start Rolling Strike
UVA Phi Kappa Psi Chapter Will Not File Honor Code Complaint Against 'Jackie'
AJ Hasdell, Missing Virginia College Student, UPDATE: Police Find Human Remains, Cannot Make Positive ID
Lauren Hill Dies from Pediatric Cancer, But Not Before Living Out Her Dream
Braxton Miller NCAA Investigation Closed, QB Will Not Lose Eligibility or Playing Time
University of California At San Diego Receives $100M Commitment
By Staff ReporterVassar College Awarded $1 Million for Enrollment of Students from Low-Income Families
By Russell WesterholmSilas Nacita Baylor Football Status: NCAA Rules Once-Homeless Running Back Permanently Ineligible
By Russell WesterholmUniversity of Michigan Cancels 'American Sniper' Screening, Promptly Reverses Decision
By Russell WesterholmTexas State Mistakenly Sends Out 450 Acceptance Brochures
By Staff ReporterUS Colleges Showing Less Tolerance Than Ever for Misbehavior from Fraternities
By Russell WesterholmClaire McCaskill Jumps into NCAA Basketball 'One-and-Done' Debate on Twitter
By Russell WesterholmDrexel University Investigating Law Professor's Email to Students Containing Porn Link
By Russell Westerholm
