Alex Rawlings, a 20-year-old student at Oxford University, has won a search to identify the most multilingual student in the U.K., the BBC reports.
UC Berkeley loses, sells $1 million art piece for $164.63
In 2009 the university sold the carving for $164.63. The buyer then resold the sculpture, and it now resides at the Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens, in California.
Student journalist victim of possible hate crime over pro-gay marriage article
A man and a woman allegedly approached openly gay student Destinie Mogg-Barkalow in a parking lot at Bridgewater State University last week.
Four NDSU students killed in snowstorm
All four victims were students at North Dakota State University and were identified as Lauren J. Peterson, Jordan N. Playle, Megan R. Sample, and Danielle R. Renninger.
DU selected to host Presidential Debate
Officials at the University of Denver spent their Presidents Day unveiling preparations for the 2012 Presidential Debate to be held there. Nice to know some people still have a flare for the dramatic.
Second BU hockey player arrested for sexual assault
Star defenseman Max Nicastro was arrested early Sunday morning and has been charged with raping a female student. According to the school's student news site BU Today, the alleged assault happened on campus.
Asian-American student drops discrimination claims against Ivy Leagues
Complaints on the applicant's behalf were filed in August 2011 against Harvard and Princeton Universities.
NCAA maintains multiyear scholarship policy
This bodes well for athletes and athletic programs alike, as some athletes might not be able to attend college without multiyear financial help from their schools.
Maine CC president comes out of 2 year retirement to return to job
KVCC's president, Barbara W. Woodlee, announced her retirement from the Maine college in 2010, but after two national searches for a replacement found no “viable candidate,” Woodlee has agreed not to retire after all.
AZ lawmakers propose potentially damaging bill
Lawmakers in Arizona have proposed a bill that would require some in-state students at ASU, NAU and UA to pay a portion of their tuition without the assistance of scholarships or grants.