When their affirmative action bake sale was shut down, College Republicans at the Georgia Institute of Technology bristled.
When university officials ordered parts of their protest signs for ''The Vagina Monologues'' be painted over with white paint, they fumed.
Acollege student expelled Thursday by his university for writing he is gay onhis MySpace.com profile has threatened a lawsuit against theschool.
After three weeks of unanswered phone calls from city employees, the mayor ofCarbondale apologized to student journalists yesterday for a communicationbreakdown between city staff and a college newspaper.
Thepublic will have unprecedented access to campus police records at privateuniversities in Georgia thanks to legislation passed Thursday -- only the second of its kind in the nation.
A 15-year-old high school student is suing a school district fordisciplining her when she tried to wear clothing that featured the Confederateflag.
Twoweeks after a city manager cut all ties with Southern IllinoisUniversity’s student newspaper, journalists there are scrambling to covernews in the city of Carbondale.
The selection process for the presidency of the University of Minnesota would beclosed to the public if a new bill pending in the state Legislature passes.
Administrators at a community college are back-pedaling this week after changes to its student newspaper's handbook gave greater editorial control to the faculty adviser.
A district court ruled last week that high school administratorsdid not violate a student's First Amendment rights when they suspended himfor wearing a ''No Nazis'' patch.
A student-run, statewide audit of public records access at public universities in Ohio uncovered dozens of instances of non-compliance with state open records laws.