Education News
Theater attack prompts new Colo. mental health law
Colo. governor signs expansion of mental health services in response to theater shootings
Newtown parents seek more focus on school security
Parents of Sandy Hook victims unite to call for more focus on school security
Frederick college reveals president's severance
Frederick Community College has released some details about the ouster of its former president following a newspaper's filing of a Public Information Act request and lawsuit.
Conn. lawmakers seek federal funds for Newtown
Conn. congressional delegation to seek federal funds to help build new Sandy Hook school
Harvard's Nieman Foundation announces Class of '14
Harvard's Nieman Foundation announces the 24 journalists in the Class of 2014
Swine flu found in elephant seals off California
Researchers find swine flu in elephant seals off Calif coast; animals show no sign of illness.
Stax's past influences future musicians in Memphis
Stax Records left a powerful legacy with an ongoing impact on students in Memphis' Soulsville
Md. regents approve university tuition hikes
Maryland board of regents approves tuition hikes for state universities
Columbia U. seeks to alter whites-only bequest
NYC's Columbia University seeking to change 1920 fellowship bequest for whites from Iowa
Education woes seen as Achilles' heel of Brazil
With poor infrastructure and instruction, education woes the Achilles' heel of Brazil growth
Player denies abuse by Alaska college coach
Player denies former college hockey coach abused him; calls investigation 'ridiculous'
Rutgers makes Louisville's Hermann AD
Rutgers makes Louisville's Hermann third female athletic director in FBS
Prez's fired aide highlights SKorean gender divide
SKorean women scoff at fired Park aide's claim 'cultural difference' behind touching scandal
Student from Del. wins $61K literary prize at Washington College
Student from Del. wins Washington College's $61K Sophie Kerr literary prize
Medical community lauds Jolie's courage, while pointing out that her solution is not for all
Georgia Tech will offer full online master's
In blurring of online courses, traditional, Georgia Tech to offer full open online master's
Drunk ASU student left at hospital with Post-it
Drunk Arizona State Univ. student left at hospital with Post-it note saying he'd been drinking
Stolen US historical documents returned to owners
FBI, National Archives return to rightful owners 10,000 items stolen by well-known collector
Va. Tech president retires, reflects on massacre
Virginia Tech president announces retirement; reflects on his tenure and handling of massacre




