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The American Society of Mechanical Engineers and ASME-Innovative Technologies Institute, LLC (ASME-ITI) have announced the new ASME-ITI Higher Education Risk Standard. "A Risk Analysis Standard for Natural and Man-Made Hazards to Higher Education Institutions" is designed to identify, analyze and address risks on college and university campuses.
PROVO, Utah -- BYU is perfectly happy with "Plan B." Sport - College football - College and University - ESPN - NCAA Division I-A
Proposals aplenty, solutions elusive as agent oversight continues to confound college sports sport - United States - College and University - National Collegiate Athletic Association - Law
Instead of jumping right into games that count, some college coaches would like a warmup game College football - Sport - Football - American - College and University
For countless college and university students living away from home, part of the adjustment to post-secondary life involves sharing close quarters with another newcomer on campus: the roommate.
When the Stanford and Connecticut women's basketball teams meet Dec. 30 at Maples Pavilion, it could be a historic tussle. UConn will enter the season with a 78-game winning streak, 10 short of the UCLA men's record for consecutive victories in NCAA Division... Basketball - University of Connecticut - sport - Maples Pavilion - College and University
New York began a statewide investigation into credit-card marketing practices that target college students through their institutions.
Hold your breath, Big Ten fans: The conference will announce Wednesday evening how it intends to break into two, six-team divisions starting next season. Big Ten Conference - sport - College and University - Governing Bodies - NCAA
Hold your breath, Big Ten fans: The conference will announce Wednesday evening how it intends to break into two, six-team divisions starting next season. Big Ten Conference - sport - Teams - College and University - NCAA
The U.S. Copyright Office on Monday gave documentarians, amateur video remixers and smart phone application developers wider latitude to circumvent electronic locks on DVDs and mobile phones, as long as they're not infringing any copyrighted material protected by the locks. The long-delayed ruling -- the librarian of Congress was supposed to issue it last October -- was quite a leap in ...
