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As undergraduates progress in college careers, they care more about issues of faith and meaning, but are less likely to attend religious services, survey finds.

Ten years ago, Augsburg College started a program for students wanting to stay sober. More than 8 in 10 have as undergraduates.

New study shows that freshman fraternity members who participate in a prevention program end up committing fewer acts of sexual coercion.

The key may be changing faculty behavior, not just grad student behavior. An unusual policy at Harvard yields dramatic success.

Economist's surveys suggest that profession's laissez faire system of fighting scholarly cheating fails if breaches don't get reported or punished.

Deal rescues Myers U., and leads to ouster of president who spent a day in jail as agreement was worked out.