Hundreds of thousands of students are likely to be turned away from low-cost community colleges across the country over the next year because of funding cuts at the very time that record numbers of students are flocking to the open-admission schools, according to education officials.

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The NCAA ’s Division I Infractions Appeals Committee has reduced a penalty imposed on Alabama State University last year for major rules violations in its football program.

Janet Davison Rowley is being recognized for research that has “ revolutionized how cancer is understood and treated.”

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After helping to steer $35-million to Northwest Florida State College as a legislator, he e-mailed a draft contract to the president and was hired as a vice president.

Reacting to the poor economy and the changing nature of book marketing, the scholarly publisher is cutting seven jobs and rethinking strategies.

A federal bias complaint says a professor was undermined by administrators after taking up the cause of a student repeatedly asked if she had bombs under her head scarf.

The Max Planck Society for the Advancement of Science sued the three American groups for improperly claiming rights to inventions that belong to the German institute.

The retired University of Tennessee researcher was found guilty of illegally allowing foreign students to see restricted information while working on a contract for the Air Force.