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BURLINGTON — The 19th-ranked University of Vermont men’s hockey team (15-12-7; 9-11-7 HEA) visits No. 11 New Hampshire (16-11-7; 15-6-6 HEA) this weekend at the Whittemore Center for a best-of-three Hockey East quarterfinal series. The Catamounts are the No. 8 seed while the Wildcats are the top seed after winning the regular season championship in Hockey East. …

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Vermont faces New Hampshire in Hockey East quarterfinals (The Barre Montpelier Times Argus)

Isaiah Thomas scored 15 points and third-seeded Washington roared back from a big second-half deficit to keep its NCAA tournament hopes alive with a 59-52 victory over Oregon State in the Pac-10 quarterfinals Thursday night. Matthew Bryan-Amaning and Elston… Washington – Pacific-10 Conference – Oregon State University – Oregon State – National Collegiate Athletic Association

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Washington rallies to beat Oregon State 59-52 (San Francisco Chronicle)

The Gazette-The Star Prince George’s County Spelling Bee will be held at 7 p.m. Friday at the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center at the University of Maryland, College Park.

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Students to compete Friday in county spelling bee (Lanham Gazette)

Judy G. Hample, the outgoing president of the University of Mary Washington, is stepping down early. Beginning April 1, Hample will begin an academic sabbatical that will continue until June 30, her previously scheduled departure date.

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University of Mary Washington president to step down early (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

Toyota says it will expand recall of Tundra pickups to address frame rust issue Toyota – ToyotaTundra – United States – Southern Illinois University Carbondale – Stanford University

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Toyota to Expand Recall of Tundra Pickups for Rust (ABC News)

As the H1N1 scare of 2009 winds down, it appears it won’t live up to the hype, a University of Iowa internal medicine physician said.

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H1N1 season passing quietly (The Iowa City Press-Citizen)

Judy G. Hample, the outgoing president of the University of Mary Washington, is stepping down early. Beginning April 1, Hample will begin an academic sabbatical that will continue until June 30, her previously scheduled departure date.

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Mary Washington president stepping down early (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

Washington U. wins — Top-ranked Washington University opened defense of its men’s Division III basketball title by beating visiting Westminster 79-71 in the first round Friday. The Bears (24-2) will host Illinois Wesleyan, an 86-81 winner over No….

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Washington U. advances in Division III (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)

Health officials, authors of University of West Florida cancer cluster study to meet

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Health officials, authors of University of West Florida cancer cluster study to meet (The Palm Beach Post)

Florida may be adding residents again, fueling an economic revival One of Florida’s primary economic drivers — population growth — may be kicking back into gear after seeing its first drop in 50 years, according to a study by the University of Florida.

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Population in Florida could be gaining again (Sun-Sentinel)