Philly protests 'whitewashing'
Protests broke out concerning the whitewashing of characters in Shyamalan's movie, Avatar.
Reducing electricity
George Washington U. reduced their electricity 12% using motion sensor lights among other methods.
Alzheimer's and pot
Studies have shown marijuana has reversed memory loss in the brains of elderly rats.
Campus closed
Western Kentucky U. completely shut down it's campus over winter break to save money.
Sundance: The Carter
UWIRE's Justin Mandel talks with the director of the Lil' Wayne documentary, The Carter.
Presidential BlackBerry
President Obama is keeping his BlackBerry for texting close family and friends.
Layoffs at Stanford
Stanford's business school will be laying off 12% of its teaching force.
High approval
Obama's initial approval rating is second-highest in history, after JFK's.
HRC senate seat filled
Rep. Gillibrand was chosen to fill Hillary Clinton's senate seat.
Sundance: When You're Strange
UWIRE's Justin Mandel speaks to former Doors' members Manzarek and Krieger.
Sundance: It Might Get Loud
UWIRE's Justin Mandel speaks with the director and producer of It Might Get Loud.
Bush's last order
Protests began when Bush ordered gray wolves to be removed from the endangered species list.
Inauguration reaction
Students from across the country and around the world react to President Barack Obama's inauguration.
Sen. Kennedy suffers stroke
Ted Kennedy suffered a stroke at Obama's inaugural lunch.
Talking history with Louis Stokes
UWIRE's Jason Zone Fisher talks with Louis Stokes about what Tuesday's inauguration means to African Americans.
Moving into 1600 Penn. Ave.
UWIRE's Jason Zone Fisher talks with Mark Lindsay of Barack Obama's Executive Office transition team about the move on Tuesday.
Columbia U. students discuss Obama
UWIRE talks with Columbia University students about challenges facing President Barack Obama
Jim Brown on the inauguration
UWIRE's Jason Zone Fisher talks with Jim Brown, former professional football player and current social activist, about Barack Obama's inauguration.
Don King on MLK Day
UWIRE talks with Don King about MLK Day and Tuesday's historic inauguration.
Spring Breakdown
UWIRE talks to the cast of Spring Breakdown at the Sundance premier.
Take 5 - Slumdog Millionaire
Trojan Vision's Take 5 talks with the director and stars of Toronto International Film Festival award winner "Slumdog Millionaire".
From Hoops to Paddle?
Syracuse point guard Jonny Flynn has a new passion -- pingpong.
Family Ties
At North Carolina, some teammates share more than just a common uniform. Erin Summers reports from Chapel Hill.
butv10 - Leap second
'08 will be the longest year since 1992 because of the addition of a leap second.
butv10 - Crooked governor
Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich faces up to 30 years in prison for corruption.
Dayton Looking to Erase Doubts
Dayton head coach Brian Gregory hopes to ride the trio of Charles Little, Chris Wright and Marcus Johnson into the 2009 NCAA Tournament after a disappointing finish last year. Tyler Logan reports.
butv10 - Emission-free car
Engineers at San Jose State U. have built a car with 0% emissions. It can reach 25 mph.
butv10 - Legal marijuana
It will be legal in Michigan for patients to grow their own marijuana.
butv10 - Banning JuicyCampus.com
Several universities have banned JuicyCampus.com from their campuses.
butv10 - Wi-tricity
Using a cord to charge your phone may be coming to an end with wi-tricity.
butv10 - Cancer cure
Florida State U. is researching a possible cure for cancer.
Talking Hoops with Tyrese Rice
Alex Diamond talks with Boston College's All-ACC guard Tyrese Rice about his expectations for the season and the toughest place to play.
butv10 - Frugal students
Students plan on spending 40% less money on gifts this holiday season.
butv10 - IQ
Children with a low IQ have a higher risk of psychiatric disorders as an adult.
butv10 - Ethical decline
60% of students admit to that they have cheated on a school test.
butv10 - Cure for colon cancer
A 17-year-old high school student may have found the cure for colon cancer without chemo.
butv10 - Year of recession
It's been found that the US has been in a recession since December '07.
butv10 - Student insurance
Columbia U. is under investigation for illegally promoting a private insurance carrier.
butv10 - Unprepared
Professors believe students come to class unprepared.
Tar Heel Bloggers
UNC women’s soccer player Caroline Boneparth and football player Marvin Austin take time out of their busy schedules to give people an insider’s look into what it takes to be a student athlete. Erin Summers reports.
butv10 - Tina Palin
NYU finds the Tina Fey's impersonation of Sarah Palin to be an almost exact match.
Oklahoma preps for Texas Tech
Adam Aizer talks to Oklahoma Daily sports editor Corey DeMoss about this weekend's big game -- a top-five matchup between No. 2 Texas Tech and No. 5 Oklahoma.
butv10 - Michelle Obama's style
mrs-o.org is a new website that tracks Michelle Obama's fashion.
butv10 - Pirate attacks
Pirate attacks in the Indian Ocean have spiked 75% this year.
butv10 - Smart alarm
A new alarm will wake you up from sleep during an R.E.M. cycle.
butv10 - Relationship training
Applying animal training rules to a relationship can have positive effects.
butv10 - No on 8
Students at Iowa State held a silent vigil to protest the passing of Prop. 8 in California.
butv10 - Mascot battle
U. Mississippi is in a trademark fight for its mascot against Butler High School.
butv10 - Two suicides
Two U. Iowa professors have committed suicide within the last year.
butv10 - Media and public trust
Survey shows 89% of public thinks the media spends too much time on trivial topics.
butv10 - B.U. hockey
CBS College Sports has listed Boston U.'s men's hockey team as #1 in country.
Carolina Nights
The North Carolina basketball teams kick off their first NCAA regulation practices with a little song and dance at "Late Night with Roy." Erin Summers reports.
butv10 - 80s bash at B.U.
Students at Boston U. revel at an 80s-themed drag ball.
butv10 - Media and violence
Aggression is more prevalent after watching a violent TV program.
The Madness at Maryland
Lasers, fire, cheerleaders, Gary Williams in a Lamborghini, suits, dresses… oh yeah and basketball. Whitney Taylor reports on Midnight Madness at Maryland
butv10 - Student loans
Private student loan money is hard to come by in current economy.
butv10 - Racial clashes
A noose is found hanging at Baylor U.
UWIRE Football Poll: Texas Tech
Adam Aizer talks Texas Tech football with Alex Ybarra of the Daily Toreador.
butv10 - Illegal downloading
A Boston U. graduate student is being sued for one million dollars by the record industry.
butv10 - Pretty politics
Northwestern U. finds that an attractive person has an advantage in politics.
butv10 - Post-election blues
North Carolina State offers counseling for students upset by the outcome of the election.
Waiting for Barack
Youth Vote '08 correspondents Allison Yang and John Murphy-Teixidor talk to young people who skipped class to get in line for the Obama election night event in Chicago.
butv10 - Pot laws eased in Mass.
Carrying an ounce or less of marijuana in Massachusetts is now only cause for a fine.
USC students campaign in Nevada
With California a reliable blue state, USC College Dems are heading to neighboring Nevada to make an impact. Youth Vote '08 correspondent Justin Mandel reports.
Columbia U. students travel for last-minute campaigning
Youth Vote '08 correspondent Allison Yang spoke with Avi Edelman, media director of the College Dems, and Chuck Roberts, deputy of the College Republicans, about last-minute campaigning that includes more than a hundred Columbia U. traveling to campaign.
butv10 - The Obamabot
The Obamabot waves campaign signs at a rally in Florida.
UWIRE Poll: Penn State closes in
Adam Aizer talks to the Daily Collegian's Brian Eller about Penn State's big win at Ohio State and the Nittany Lions' chances of finishing undefeated.
Chuck Norris on the youth vote
Jason Zone Fisher chats with Chuck Norris about the youth vote and the issues most important to the next generation of voters.
ASU's Biker Babe
ASU's Kelley Primc might look like your average sorority girl, but behind that beauty queen exterior is the heart of a BMX Bike Racer.
butv10 - Gossip Girl
Yale students say the popular TV show misrepresented their university in a recent episode.
butv10 - Internet lockdown
Bowling Green students were locked out of their internet connections for illegally trading files.
butv10 - Quidditch
Middlebury College is hosting 14 colleges for its annual Muggle Quidditch competition.
butv10 - Free speech or slander?
Juicycampus.com allows anonymous gossip, but some say it promotes slander.
UWIRE Football Poll: Florida
Adam Aizer talks Gators football with Mike McCall of the Independent Florida Alligator.
Hofstra Debate Nuttiness
For these squirrels at Hofstra, this presidential campaign has been just plain nuts.
butv10 - Text message alerts
Schools using text messages as an alert system may find it is not as reliable as hoped.
butv10 - Segways in Nebraska
Police at U. Nebraska have become big fans of their Segways.
butv10 - Online exams
U. Virginia is may use online tests allowing students to choose the exam time individually.
Behind the scenes at the Belmont debate
Youth Vote '08 correspondents Jason Zone Fisher and Gaby Roman take you behind the scenes at Tuesday's debate in Nashville.
Bob Schieffer on the youth vote
CBS News' Bob Schieffer talks to Youth Vote '08 about the youth vote and his role in the final presidential debate
butv10 - iPhone for everyone
Abilene Christian U. students all have iPhones or iPod Touches for class
Scene in Seattle
Helena Habes reports on the unique tailgating scene at the University of Washington.
butv10 - Beer-pong gets violent
A disagreement over the rules of beer-pong ends with stabbing
Gustav visits LSU
The Daily Reveille's Gerri Sax reports on the damage left in the wake of Hurricane Gustav at LSU.
Reporting from the RNC
Youth Vote '08 correspondents Jason Zone Fisher and Jason Smathers search for young people at the Republican National Convention
UWIRE College Football Poll - Mizzou's big start
Not a lot of first week surprises, so we talk to Andrew Astleford at the Columbia Missourian about the Tigers' big win over Illinois
Mile High Reports: Talking with Dennis Kucinich
Youth Vote '08 correspondent Jason Fisher catches up with Ohio Rep. Dennis Kucinich to talk about why the youth vote is so important in this election.
UWIRE College Town Tour Guide - Nashville, Tenn.
In Nashville, the high-flying ghosts of country music’s past mingle with music personalities of the present.
UWIRE College Town Tour Guide - Athens, Ga.
The town that spawned R.E.M., Widespread Panic and other acts is still at the heart of the indie scene.
Campus Pulse: Beyond the Bleachers
The history of Bill Armstrong Stadium at Indiana University
Take 5 - The Wackness
Aly Weisman talks with Olivia Thirlby, Sir Ben Kingsley, Method Man and Josh Peck about their new movie The Wackness.
UWIRE College Town Tour Guide - Austin, Texas
"High-octane country" band Mother Truckers highlights Austin's music scene.
IDS - Primary day at IU
Students at IU talk to the Indiana Daily Student about candidates and issues on the day of the primary