Six of 11 student protesters are still fasting until they can talk about UF’s investment policy with UF President Bernie Machen, but they’re dropping fast. Two have already fainted after nearly a week, protesters said.

As 2008 presidential campaigns come to IU, some administrators are raising questions about the impact of the school’s logo appearing alongside candidates and speakers.

Some Catholics on campus will be making the trek to Washington, D.C. or New York City this week to hear Pope Benedict XVI speak on his first visit to the U.S.

While hundreds of flights were cancelled for the safety inspections of United Airlines’ Boeing 777s and American Airline’s MD-80s earlier this month, Sam Morris, study abroad assessment coordinator, said it is too soon to tell if the cancellations will affect travel for the summer study abroad programs.

Two crocodiles living in U. Miami’s Lake Osceola have been making unusually bold appearances, including emerging out of the water, occasionally on pedestrian walkways. Last February, a crocodile took an evening stroll on a university sidewalk before engaging in a violent confrontation with another crocodile.

Colorado State University students and Fort Collins, Col., citizens have a new alternative to driving this week with the opening of a downtown bike library. The Fort Collins Bike Library will offer riders the chance to rent bikes free of charge.