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Newly hired coaches and athletic directors at the University of California will lose lucrative bonuses — potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars — if student athletes fail in the classroom, under a new policy...
Facebook Inc said on Tuesday it has taken steps to clamp down on "hoaxes" and fake news stories that can spread like wildfire on its 1.35-billion member online social network.
Two Japanese hostages, one demand from ISIS: Hand over $200 million, or else.
India says it now has almost a third more tigers than it did four years ago.
The best thing about the Obama administration proposal to provide free community college is the universality of the proposal.
Before it unraveled, a plan to use Duke University's chapel tower in a call to prayer for the school's Muslim community was meant to promote religious unity and pluralism.
A new disability discrimination settlement at Quinnipiac University reinforces recent court decisions demonstrating the legal consequences colleges could face for removing a student with a mental health condition from campus.
Not so long ago, this time of year would have brought the echo of songs and chants to the winding streets of this somnolent village in Egypt's Nile Delta — joyous celebrations honoring a 19th century Jewish sage.
Seeing several people kneeling down at a public place, you may think they are protesting injustice. But these following people are exceptional.
Facebook has 1,159 job openings listed on its corporate site, as the social network company continues its aggressive growth plans.
