There are no pillow fights or popcorn kettles at these slumber parties, but one rule still remains: no boys allowed. Last week George Washington University junior Sara Yoffe hosted her own slumber party for some girlfriends after contacting Slumber Parties Inc. The girls gathered in Yoffe’s New Hall dorm to gawk over merchandise such as vibrating panties and matching sets of lingerie.

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Some best friends go shopping or hang out together.

Size does matter, according to two recent studies by Indiana University researchers — at least in regards to condom fit and effectiveness.

Two Mississippi State University students have shed their inhibitions — and their clothing — for Playboy’s “Girls of the SEC” pictorial, which hit shelves Sept. 7 as part of the magazine’s October issue.

The Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 took aim at curbing the growth of mandatory spending programs such as Medicare and Medicaid, but one of the delayed effects is being felt on college campuses this year.

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.