A Paradise Valley Community College professor whose student was found comatose inside his home shortly before she died last month was required by administrators six years ago to complete a sexual harassment course and was warned to keep students out of his private practice.

Mesa's Rhodes Junior High School will hold a meeting today to educate parents about Japanese animation and graphic novels, known as anime and manga.

The Arizona State University Parents Association said Friday it honored Dr. Amy Ostrom as Professor of the Year.

The Scottsdale Waterfront project makes Brad Allenby see green.

The Scottsdale Waterfront project makes Brad Allenby see green.

Retirement in 1998 marked a major turning point for Mark Reader, a political science professor at Arizona State University. It ended long days at the office and in the classroom, and he no longer had to prepare instructional materials.

From the illegal swapping of music to journalists’ efforts to guard their sources’ identities, a range of First Amendment issues have been challenged over the last 40 years in the country’s highest court.

Retirement in 1998 marked a major turning point for Mark Reader, a political science professor at Arizona State University.

March 1, 2005

A respected female scientist and scholar says there are real obstacles to women having science careers, regardless of whether biological intellectual differences come into play, as the president of Harvard said recently.

As more and more students take online university or college courses, professors, the universities that employ them, and the makers of the lecture video software find it increasingly necessary to make those classes as easily accessible to their students as possible.

The Maricopa County Community College District's governing board will move forward on firing a psychology professor suspected of having an inappropriate relationship with one of his students who died.

Susan Beiner is concerned that "artificial" has replaced "authentic" in society - from genetically altered foods to mass manufacturing.

Professors at the Maricopa County Community College District have agreed to answer questionnaires on enrollment fraud and cash handling, ending a weeklong holdout as they negotiated changes to the disclosures.

A Scottsdale Community College sociology and American Indian Studies professor spent 10 days in Sweden last spring sharing his expertise on uranium mining, especially health issues and environmental contamination.