University offers 'degree in death'
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A university in Bath has become the first in the country to offer a degree for funeral directors.
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NORMAN, Oklahoma  - Oklahoma police said on Friday  they were investigating the death of a University of Oklahoma  freshman who died of alcohol poisoning during a fraternity  function as a possible homicide.
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As Arizona State University today dedicates the first of its Biodesign Institute buildings, Director George Poste is sounding a public health warning.
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BBC education correspondent Mike Baker unravels the trends in university applications.
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Newspaper sympathy ads illuminate complex attitudes to death, privacy and power.
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A shortage of donor bodies is putting medical teaching at risk, UK authorities warn.
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Dzung Ngoc Tu was a 25-year-old graduate student at Cornell University back in May of 1981, studying agricultural economics, when her life was cut short at the hands of classmate Michael Ross, a budding serial killer.
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A company is set up to encourage students to be entrepreneurs when they leave university.
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Move follows series of suspicious deaths.
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A university offers discounts to students who pay the full Â£9,000 for their degree course in advance.
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By Gayle Perez, The Pueblo Chieftain, Colo.  Dec. 13--A business professor at Colorado State University-Pueblo says he wants students in his business-consulting class to experience the real world before they actually step foot in it.
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Hepatitis A is taking an epidemic form in Dhaka University, as one student died of the disease and some 530 were tested positive for the virus in the past few weeks.
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By Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, Ga.  Sep. 13--Suggested hed: CSU tackles   CSU to offer computer workshops for educators   Columbus State University officials are tackling a national computer education crisis at the regional level.
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The future of specialist medicine is at risk due to the way university research is funded, a doctors' leader says.
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When Gov. Ernie Fletcher signed a death warrant for a convicted killer this month, he may have done more than start the clock ticking on an execution. Some say Fletcher, a doctor, may have put his medical license at risk.
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It is hard to think of a case in which a murderer should become a medical doctor. Murder and medical practice are simply incompatible.
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The University of Colorado's regents have scheduled a special meeting to consider a professor's essay that said victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks deserved to die because they were a willing part of "the mighty engine of profit."