The University of Pennsylvania recently came under fire for allowing a billionaire businessman to rename a campus building for his deceased ex-wife, after making a donation of $20 million. Read more...

Students First! ran for positions in the Undergraduate Students Association Council this year promising to "set a new precedent" for student government. Unfortunately, only three weeks into their term, SF! set its own precedent of moving USAC away from the student body. Read more...

From the sounds of it, Harvard’s getting angsty, as are many other big brand schools. The reason for this is that apparently an overly large amount of the wide-eyed and idealistic youth passing through their doors are exiting as investment bankers or financial consultants, hugging Wall Street close to their hearts. Read more...

This past Thursday, the Supreme Court turned heads and incited strong reactions, both positive and negative, when it overturned the District of Columbia’s ban on the individual possession of handguns. Read more...

Georgia State University is defending its actions in a lawsuit filed by three publishing companies for posting copyrighted material online for student use. Read more...

The plight struck, and it went straight for the fruit (or vegetable) of our hearts: the tomato. Read more...

The College Board, the organization behind the SAT, announced a new policy that will allow college applicants to choose which test scores they want admissions officers to see and which ones they do not. Read more...