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Lives Cut Short
At least eight freshmen at U.S. universities have died so far this year. How can colleges help alter the behaviors of students they're only just starting to know?
Jell-O Shots: University-Approved?
Colleges and Kraft Foods say that new university-themed Jell-O molds are meant to be used to create tasty tailgate treats. But some worry they're an invitation to binge drink.
Defending Abortion Rights
California tells insurers that they can't alter the plans they provide to Catholic colleges that wanted to drop coverage.
Breaking Up the Party
Killing a risky student tradition is no easy feat, as Iowa State is sure to learn. But other universities can offer some lessons.
Affordable Options
Intensive advising programs can result in significant savings for low-income students going to college, according to new research paper, but many high schools lack the resources to provide the help.
Heroin on Campus
Facing overdoses and regional scourges, campuses start to see that substance abuse problems don’t just revolve around alcohol and marijuana.
Anxiety Over Anxiety
Counseling center directors report that budgets and hiring levels are on the rise -- but staff still struggle to keep pace with an influx of students with anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts.
At Night, Burgers Beat Beer
A late-night residential program designed for freshmen and sophomores wound up reducing alcohol incidents among upperclassmen.