College health officials are beginning to look at helping returning students get the one thing they probably miss the most at school -- sleep.

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University of Memphis student Sarah Harrison doesn't indulge in other people's prescription drugs, but she knows plenty of college kids who do.

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Gary Rold didn't necessarily consider himself a pioneer when he decided that Elmhurst College would begin asking applicants about their sexual orientation.

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Towson University has named its new president.

A Baltimore developer has donated $10 million to the University of Maryland to help his alma mater build a high-tech classroom building.

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