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Following in a nation-wide trend, the University of Chicago will now be offering co-ed dorm rooms, Associated Press reports. Currently, more than 30 campuses allow girls and boys to share dorm rooms together, including Stanford, Brown, UPenn, and Weslyan.
A letter was sent out last week letting parents know that the school would begin allowing...
Kellen Spani went to see the USC-Stanford game with some of his friends this past weekend, and by early Saturday morning had been stabbed while in a ten-person fight at a San Francisco bar. The Pi Kappa Alpha brother is still being hospitalized after the altercation outside of the Balboa Café. From the accounts of investigating police sergeant T...
Bruins came out last night to appear on FSN’s “Lexus Gauntlet Live.” The taping took place in Bruin Plaza; the location of each week’s taping alternates between USC and UCLA.
And apparently, we have more spirit than our Trojan neighbors.
The Lexus Gauntlet is a sports competition sponsored by Lexus. It features a SoCal competition between U...
UCLA's annual tradition of Blue and Gold Week will no longer precede the USC/UCLA game as it has done in years past. The week-long celebration, complete with a bonfire, parade, and rally will occur during this coming week, third week, rather than the week before the SC game which is Dec. 6.
And students are scratching thier heads.
The event...
In 2007, Stanford student Joe DiPasquale launched CollegeWikis, a website of campus specific wikis, where users could ask and answer each other’s questions. Now, he’s just received an additional $2 million to improve college e-mail. His initiative will make it possible for college students to sign up for specific groups and receive e-mail about ...
Those crazy kids at Google, they’re really blowing our minds today. First they introduce an ingenious anti-drunk-emailing application for Gmail, and now they’ve brought us back to 2001, with an old version of Google.
In honor of the super search engine’s 10th birthday, Google’s founders, former Stanford students Larry Page and Sergey Brin, ha...
This weekend's college football headlines from Bleacher Report.
There are a lot of teams looking good and acting tough so far this season, but it’s often hard to tell who’s the real deal. The contender vs. pretender breakdown should quiet a lot of overeager fans.
Notre Dame beat Stanford this weekend which made Chris Marinelli eat his words,...
This week in Bleacher Report college football headlines:
Everyone watches college and pro football, but high school is where you’re likely to see the next big superstar in action. Top high school football games can be way more exciting than their higher level counterparts.
But do those high school recruiting rankings actually translate to su...
Remember how back in the day Ask.com was AskJeeves.com? Well looks like the website, more specifically co-founder David Warthen, had more tricks up his sleeve, or at least a wife turning tricks as a profession. The wifey Cristina Warthen, who used to go by the moniker Brazil, once marketed herself as "an unusual mix of well-educated good-girl an...
Serial adventurer and millionaire Steve Fossett went missing after his plane flying over the Nevada desert mysteriously disappeared almost a year ago today, but now, new clues may have been found as to what exactly happened him.
A hiker in the Mammoth Lakes area found two FAA cards with Steve Fossett’s name on them, also nearby was a sweat jac...
You know the whole stereotype of the football player-cheerleader couple? Well, looks like it’s real. Stanford alum and retired hall of Fame QB John Elway is getting married— to a former Raiders cheerleader, Paige Green. The two met at a celebrity golf tournament, but apparently romance didn’t strike until Elway saw her in an infomercial. Evident...
Everybody wants a piece of the pie… especially if that pie is made of Google’s billions and billions of dollars.
Now that Google is king of the universe and even coming out with its own iPhone rival, a man by the name of Hubert Chang is coming forward. Never heard of him? Of course not, he's the guy who walked away from Google back in the ear...
Chelsea Clinton looked better than usual at the Democratic National Convention last night, right?
The former First Daughter narrated a video tribute to her mom and then took the stage to introduce her “hero and mother, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton.”
It would seem that the gawky teen who moved into the White House when she was 12 may have actu...
Co-ed Magazine’s UCLA blogger, Devon, went “Beneath the Scene” with Gavin Rossdale, a former member of the ‘90’s alt-rock band BUSH.
Over at College Candy, Florida State blogger, Kari, gave “5 reasons NOT to get wasted at Welcome Week Parties.”
Uncoached posted a hilarious video of every college student’s favorite comedian Louis C.K.
Buste...
Co-ed Magazine is inviting readers to come up with a funny caption for a photograph with two Olympic gymnasts kissing.
Over at College Candy, University of Michigan blogger, Lauren, posted a handy-dandy guide on how to be the best hookup ever.
Uncoached compiled a list of “12 actors whose careers seemed to take off after appearing on Seinfel...
According to Palo Alto Online, Facebook is moving its headquarters from sunny, beautiful downtown Palo Alto to a dreary, dull section of Stanford Research Park, whose name alone is enough to put one into a catatonic coma.
To accommodate its rapid growth [Facebook] will move to 1601 California Ave. — a roughly eight-and-a-half-acre, 152,000-squar...
Co-ed Magazine’s Seton Hall blogger, Steve Gebhardt, reported that Hoboken, NJ has the highest % of singles in the entire U.S. Shock and awe.
Over at College Candy, UMich’s Lauren invited readers to feel better about their own lives by poking fun at the skeleton-like Madonna.
The Pre Req posted a brief recap of the Princeton Review’s newly r...
The benefits of a post-secondary education are now available online, for free. iTunes U, a lesser publicized web service gaining popularity, creates a space for professors from Yale, Stanford, Duke, and UC-Berkeley, to have their lectures or courses available in podcast form.
iTunes U not only opens up the pleasures of academia to the common m...
Experts are holding a four-day conference this week on global catastrophic risks. To clarify the purpose of the event, these "experts" are discussing preventative measures to enhance the quality of human life, while deterring the end of it. The conference covers everything from super intelligent machines, a la I, Robot, to enhanced weaponry. In ...
Dear Music Fans and Foes,
CollegeOTR.com will now officially feature more than just news and campus shenanigans, it will become a platform for up-and-coming college music. I know you guys are out there creating something more valuable than the radio's mainstream top 40.
This is not just for current college bands, musicians, and singers, but...
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