A Miami University junior called campus police when he found an unknown naked male sleeping on his futon. The man was reportedly disoriented and thought it was his apartment.

HANOVER, N.H. — Each fall, the move-in frenzy looks much the same at Dartmouth: overstuffed cars idling in front of residence halls, door alarms beeping incessantly while propped open for hours, men and women trucking their belongings into their new dorm rooms.

Peeing on the Benjamin Franklin status at the University of Pennsylvania has become part of an unofficial campus tradition — even though officials and many visitors know nothing of late-night ritual.

Imagine it’s a warm August day. You’re lying on the beach and trying to relax — but your beer is warm, and your iPod’s batteries are dead. If only there were a bathing suit that could solve my problems, you lament. Andrew Schneider knows how you feel. And he’s done something about it. A 2007 graduate of New York University’s Interactive Telecommunications Program, Schneider spent a semester inventing a solar bikini, made of small photovoltaic film strips. The suit isn’t waterproof, but it has a built-in USB port and can generate enough power to charge an iPod.

Sharpen up those kissing skills, boys and girls, because that is all a new study says is needed to assess a mate. According to the study from the University at Albany, evolution along with subconscious thinking have a lot more to do with kissing than people think. The study, conducted by researchers Gordon Gallup Jr., Susan Hughes and Marissa Harrison, surveyed 1,041 college-age students and found that men and women kiss for very different reasons.

PULLMAN, Wash. — The Residential Corridor Advisers of Washington State University’s Waller Hall are shirtless and available. In a men’s calendar, that is.
The 2008 calendars featuring the RCAs of Waller Hall are being sold this week from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.