Topic: William Ayers

Former Weather Underground leader William Ayers is again at the center of debate, this time at his Chicago university.

William Ayers, former Vietnam War era radical turned education professor, will retire after two decades at the University of Illinois, a school official said.

The University of Wyoming says it will comply with a federal court order to allow '60s radical William Ayers to speak on campus Wednesday night.

A prosecutor said a key witness in the child-molestation case against a California psychiatrist couldn't go through with testifying in court.

Boston College students say they will stage a lecture by William Ayers off campus after school officials banned him from speaking.

Chicago educator and former 1960s and '70s radical William Ayers says an effort to fire him from his state university teaching job is "frivolous."

An Illinois lawmaker says he wants to fire university professor William Ayers because of Ayers' 1960s and '70s involvement in the radical group the Weathermen.

William Ayers, a U.S. education professor from Chicago with a radical past including bombings in the 1960s and 1970s, was denied entry into Canada.

A talk former 1960s radical William Ayers was scheduled to give this week at Northwestern University outside Chicago has been postponed.

One-time radical William Ayers said Friday the Republican Party "demonized" his militant past to wage a campaign of fear against Barack Obama.