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The Dallas Morning News DALLAS (MCT) - College students struggle with becoming adults, handling relationships and independence. They might get depressed, even write an essay laced with violence or profanity. So when do routine troubles become severe enough that college officials need to do something? That's often hard to tell, some college counselors and administrators say, reflecting on the mentally ill Virginia Tech student who fatally shot 32 people, then himself. (0) comments
McClatchy Newspapers MACON, Ga. (MCT) - Mercer University students who don't feel safe on a nighttime walk through campus soon will have the option of setting an alarm to notify campus police if they don't reach their destination. That's just one of the features included in a new cell phone plan designed specifically for Mercer students. (0) comments
Colorado Daily BOULDER, Colo. (U-WIRE) - A proposal scheduled for legislative review later this week may bring Colorado voters one step closer to halting affirmative action programs, including those that give preferential treatment to minorities in college admissions. (0) comments