Student Wellness

All current members are out and will not be allowed to return. The fraternity house may be rented out to other groups until the fraternity is reinstated with a completely new group of students.

St. Mary's College of Maryland said farewell to the most talked-about dormitory in its history on Sunday when the Sea Voyager, a 286-foot cruise ship, pulled up anchor. The ship, docked beside campus on the St. Mary's River, had housed 240 students since early November.

Christopher King, a student at Bethune-Cookman University in Daytona Beach, says he was hit in the back of the neck so forcefully and often during a recent hazing ritual at the school that he blacked out several times.

Colleges don't routinely call home at the first sign a student is in trouble. It's one of the ways college differs from high school: College officials view students as adults, capable of self-governance and entitled to a measure of privacy.

A University of Vermont fraternity was suspended Tuesday in connection with a survey that makes light of rape, UVM officials said.

As the pressure of final exams heats up at UND, university officials fear some students may turn to alcohol and other substances they believe will help them cope with stress.

Spokesman: Some lessons useful, but CU is unique

The University of Colorado has been named the "druggiest" college in America, according to a new report from The Daily Beast and Newsweek.

Citing its "grave concern" over hazing activities at Florida A&M University, the state's Board of Governors has called for an investigation into whether administrators did enough to prevent hazing in the famed marching band and throughout the campus.