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Federal appeals court ruling on U. of Arkansas helps clarify what public colleges can and can't do in regulating use of their campuses.

A study of college access in one key state raises questions about the interplay of cost, race and geography.

Yale will review graduate programs, with focus on years 2-4 as key to helping students complete dissertations.

In church-state dispute, court says just because a university has spent federal grant doesn't mean it can't be forced to repay it.

U. of Virginia faces criticism for having students jailed for protesting low wages of some campus workers.

Yale and Penn law schools consider whether to keep fighting Solomon Amendment battles when the Supreme Court decided the war.

George Washington law professor threatens to sue administrator for perceived failure to limit smoking outside buildings.