Residential Life

After a student’s death following a fraternity party, and the subsequent suspension of Greek life, Florida State’s president has stopped serving alcohol at functions he hosts and is asking faculty and staff not to serve alcohol at on-campus holiday parties.

It is wrong to narrowly reward and uplift student activism that makes the administration most comfortable, argues Christopher Purcell.

Nazi-style posters and images at Southern Methodist are the latest examples of white nationalists feeling bolder at colleges and universities.

Republican proposal would allow colleges to delay campus assault proceedings at law enforcement request, amend reporting requirements.

Woman who grabbed papers from controversial speaker, initially believed to be student, turns out to be community college administrator.

Texas State's president calls an opinion piece published by the student newspaper "racist." Others have demanded the paper's funding be pulled. Minority students defend the publication and say their views are being squelched.

Only four people showed up to protest the University of North Florida for suspending an avowed white nationalist student.

Experts say suspending fraternities and sororities, as many colleges have done in recent weeks, does little to address underlying problems of Greek life.