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At Thomas Nelson, a president who outraged faculty elsewhere runs into trouble again -- and leaves an institution split over priorities, race and right to dissent.

As students return to Loyola U. campus after pre-hurricane evacuation, the campus is neat and the mood upbeat, but storm clouds loom (literally).

Analysis by American Lung Association suggests that college policies could be strengthened to further discourage tobacco use.

37 exceptions to rules were made to graduate Richmond's then chief of police without his having completed requirements.

As newspapers across the country face declining revenues, student publications are feeling the brunt, too.

It's not just Barack Obama's campaign that's taking advantage of energetic young activists and social networking technologies. A peek at the Republican college movement.

As usual sources of financial backing dry up, Illinois and North Carolina loan providers work with state credit unions to ensure continued flow of funds to student borrowers.