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BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - The European Union swept away a major hurdle to keeping the peace between Israel and Hezbollah by agreeing Friday to provide the "backbone" of a French-led peacekeeping force of 15,000 soldiers in Lebanon.
HOUSTON (AP) - A stick of dynamite was found in a college student's checked luggage on a Continental Airlines flight from Argentina, in one of six security incidents Friday that caused U.S. flights to be diverted, evacuated or searched.
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Maurice Clarett was charged with carrying a concealed weapon after a highway chase early Wednesday that ended with police using Mace on the former Ohio State running back and finding four loaded guns in his sport utility vehicle.
Classes can offer freshmen many tips on how to survive college but only experience can truly help one through the journey.
One of the first questions parents want answered after sending the children to college is will the campus be safe?
CHICAGO - Citing concerns about privacy and cost, a majority of Americans said they oppose the idea of the federal government collecting vast amounts of information about individual college students so that officials can monitor their progress, according to survey results released Thursday by a group representing private universities.
The University of Memphis student suspected of plotting a terrorist attack on the Memphis International Airport was sentenced last week to 13 months in prison.
Fifteen dollars can get you a lot at The University Center. You can shoot pool with a friend for three hours at the Side Pocket game room, or you can drop your pants and receive oral sex from a stranger in the bathroom.
Cotton, fried catfish and folklore were all on the menu at the "Delta, Everything Southern Symposium" that was held by the friends of the library on campus June 29.
The Delta - Everything Southern Conference comes to The University of Memphis to celebrate the rich cultural heritage of the Mississippi Delta in a daylong event at the Fogelman Executive Conference Center on June 29.
Jacob Reitan has a resume his parents look at with pride: Graduated magna cum laude from Northwestern University. Accepted a full-ride scholarship to Harvard Divinity School. Arrested seven times.
It was April 24, 1993 and the sun was shining brightly as Brian Barnes and his best friend had their prom pictures taken. Although the afternoon sunshine made for good photos, it would play a sinister role in the weather conditions later that day.
DURHAM, N.C. (AP) -The attorney for one of two Duke lacrosse players charged with raping a stripper demanded on Monday that prosecutors turn over the accuser's medical, legal and education records for use in attacking her credibility.
A rift has formed between the Faculty Senate and the provost-appointed University Undergraduate Council (UUC) over who has the power to make major curriculum changes to University programs.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Tennessee cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones talked to authorities Wednesday about an early morning fight where shots were fired but said he didn't see or know who had the gun, police said.
The law school could be producing more politicians because Steven Mulroy, a professor of law, will not be the school's sole faculty representative in elections this spring and summer.
American University junior Hillary Tolson follows a strict routine: two cups of coffee every day, always a regular and a latte. And she'll only get them from two places: Einstein Bros. Bagels on campus or a nearby Starbucks. Surely there's a science to her choosiness.
As part of the River City Writers Series, acclaimed author Allen Wier will be speaking tonight at the Midtown Artist Market Gallery.
The Major League Baseball season started last Sunday, and the level of interest certainly varies dramatically.
At Jackson State Community College, Ashley Hardy stood in line to sell her books back only to be told that one of her books was worthless.