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Freshman Ineligibility Proposal Resurfaces in College Sports, May Be Getting More Traction Now
The Big Ten wants to get the ball rolling on a proposal that would rule freshman student-athletes ineligible in football and men's basketball.
University of Arizona Receives $2.9M Grant From Templeton foundation
Blarney Blowout 2015: UMass - Amherst Unveils Plan to Prevent Violent Chaos That Occurred Last Year
UMass - Amherst Retracts Policy Banning Iranian Students from Certain Grad Programs
New York Times Launch New Education Initiative
Sleep Quality Impacts Academic Grades
AJ Johnson, Former Tennessee Linebacker, Turns Self in on Aggravated Rape Charge
UMass - Amherst Standing By Policy Barring Iranian Students from Certain Engineering Grad Programs
By Russell WesterholmSeton Hall Basketball News: Sterling Gibbs Suspended 2 Games For Hitting Opponent In the Face Mid-Game
By Russell WesterholmEating Disorder Linked With Financial Difficulties in Female Students
By Staff ReporterNational Sleep Foundation Data Highlights Importance of Sleep for College-Age People
By Russell WesterholmCraig Hicks Indicted For Triple-Murder of Three Muslim Students in Chapel Hill, N.C.
By Russell WesterholmMitchell Meyers, Iowa State Defensive End, Undergoing Treatment for Hodgkin's Lymphoma
By Russell WesterholmAuburn Oaks Re-Planted at Toomer's Corner for Valentine's Day, (VIDEO)
By Russell WesterholmHarvard and MIT Accused in Lawsuit of Discriminating Against the Deaf in Online Courses
By Russell Westerholm
