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More White Supremacist Propaganda Showing Up on US Campuses

The just-completed spring semester saw more extremist propaganda on campus than any preceding semester, according to a new Anti-Defamation League report.

Kim Kardashian West Faces Backlash Over Kimono Shapewear

Some Japanese critics on social media said the name, which West trademarked, is an inappropriate take on centuries-old kimono clothing.

University of Alabama Rejects $26M Gift after Abortion Flap

University officials denied it had anything to do with the philanthropist's stance on the abortion law.

Principal: I Accidentally Plagiarized Ashton Kutcher Speech

"I did not get all my ideas from Ashton. Format yes, thoughts and ideas were from my heart."

Commencement Speaker Stuns Grads, Promise to Pay Off Their Student Loans

A billionaire technology investor stunned the entire graduating class at Morehouse College when he announced at their commencement that he would pay off their student loans -- estimated at $40 million.

Looking for Climate Change Info, Teachers Find Propaganda

All vying for educators' attention: Materials produced by climate change doubters, lesson plans developed by the oil industry, and countless other sites with misleading or outdated information.

California Overhauls Sex Education Guidance for Teachers

LGBT advocates praised the new recommendations for giving such attention to a community that often is left out of sex education policies.

Oregon Teachers Walk Out in Red to Press for School Funding

An estimated 25,000 people massed in a downtown Portland park for a rally before marching through the city.

Chem Professor on Leave After Nazi Gas Chamber Exam Question

"I can offer no explanation for my actions other than carelessness and hubris," he wrote.

University Freshman Dead After Suspected Fraternity Hazing

Officials say an internal review is underway.

Stanford Expels Student Linked to College Bribery Case

University officials have not identified the student but say she is among three students being reviewed as part of the scandal.

Should the SAT Be Optional? Bribery Scandal Renews Debate

At the University of San Francisco, administrators said SAT and ACT scores are more reflective of a student's economic background than their academic abilities.