By Nick Hazelrigg. A man who threatened Harvard's Black Convocation event by encouraging a mass shooting or bombing at the university was sentenced to 15 months in federal prison, The Boston Globe reports. More...

By Nick Hazelrigg. A former employee of Emporia State University in Kansas has won her case in federal court after she sued the university for not renewing her contract -- over what she said was retaliation for accusing administrators of failing to investigate a racial slur. More...

By Nick Hazelrigg. Facing unprecedented state cuts, faculty members at one branch of the University of Alaska system assert that another campus should absorb most of the financial pain. Its peers aren't pleased. More...

By Nick Hazelrigg. Stephen F. Austin University implemented a policy restricting the time that minor children can be on campus, creating difficulties for university employees who are parents. More...

By Nick Hazelrigg. Wheeling Jesuit University's Board of Trustees voted to change the university's name to simply Wheeling University, the fourth name the institution has seen, the Wheeling News Register reported. More...

By Nick Hazelrigg. Iowa carpenter Dale Schroeder saved up nearly $3 million and directed in his will the money go toward sending underprivileged students to college. More...

By Nick Hazelrigg. Alaska's Board of Regents voted to declare financial exigency after huge state funding cuts, but even more difficult choices loom as the board will soon have to decide how to move forward. More...

By Nick Hazelrigg. A letter posted to the official Howard University Twitter account Sunday warned students of threatening messages made through various electronic media platforms. More...

By Nick Hazelrigg. Survey finds the amount students spend on course materials each year has decreased, possibly indicating students are increasingly utilizing open-source material and other educational resources. More...

By Nick Hazelrigg. The Ohio State University Board of Trustees, in a unanimous vote, revoked the emeritus status of Richard Strauss, a former athletics department physician, after an investigation found Strauss sexually abused at least 177 students from 1978 to 1998. More...