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TIME brings you the latest from American campuses, from changes to study abroad and financial aid to health and safety concerns in the wake of the Virginia Tech massacre Read More »

Mental Health: Can We Avoid Another Virginia Tech?

After Virginia Tech, there's still a lot of confusion when it comes to when and how schools can share information about a troubled student. But the best policy seems to be responding to early warning signs More »
Vice: The Newest Addictions on Campus

Health officials are seeing increases in students' abuse of caffeine and video-game playing. But are they dangerous conditions or simply irresponsible habits? More »
Activism: A Student Backlash Against Coke

Coca-Cola has been kicked off more than 20 college campuses for alleged labor and environmental abuses. Can the company win back student consumers? More »
Going Global: Luring Students Overseas

A new bill might help more college students study abroad, and in more unconventional locales More »
Safe Sex: The High Cost of Campus Birth Control

Many female college students are coming back to campus to find their birth control prices have tripled or quadrupled, and health providers are worried they'll give up on prescription contraceptives altogether More »
Financial Aid: Navigating the Murky World of Student Loans

Amid widespread misconduct in the student-loan industry, college kids are learning about private lending the hard way More »
Environment: Getting Schools to Think and Act Green

Sustainability has become a buzzword on college campuses, with more research, courses and projects devoted to environmental issues More »
Politics: The Return of SDS on Campus

Students for a Democratic Society — or at least a group who has claimed the name of the 1960s' New Left organization — is back and still wants to take on "the system" More »
Technology: Warning of Danger via Text Message

Communicating with students in a timely and effective manner is a challenge for schools, especially in emergency situations. Is SMS the solution? More »
Q&A: Virginia Tech's Suzanne Higgs

Higgs, a rising junior and journalism major at Virginia Tech, participated in producing the upcoming book, April 16: Virginia Tech Remembers More »
Photos: Foam Heads of Fury

The nation's most eccentric college mascots More »