Florida politicians and conservative pundits have been expressing outrage for the last week about an exercise in which students in a course on intercultural communications at Florida Atlantic University were allegedly told to "stomp on Jesus" (in the form of a paper with "Jesus" written on it).

Boston College is threatening to punish a group of students who are giving out condoms in their dorms and on campus sidewalks.

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Cyber-thieves are attempting to cash in on the rising value of the bitcoin virtual currency.

Chalk it up to one of the many contradictions of modern life in developed nations: we cajole our kids into eating all the food on their plates “because children in poorer countries are starving” at the same time as we face a growing obesity epidemic worldwide.

An Italian man known as the "Devil's Advocate" who said he provided legal representation to the likes of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, was not a genuine lawyer but a fraudster, a jury at a London court ruled on Wednesday.

Would you turn in the girl next door for watering her lawn too much?

Some Chinese students at City College of San Francisco have added their voices to campus-wide concerns over accreditation problems at one of the United States' largest two-year schools.

The Obama administration on Wednesday slammed North Korea's pugnacious rants toward South Korea and the West and a U.S. intelligence official called the strident remarks worrisome.

One of the most remote outposts of Jesuit higher education is tucked away in dusty northwest Kenya, in a place whose name means “Nowhere” in Swahili.