What's the newest way to welcome new college freshmen to campus? A flash mob, of course. Students at colleges and universities across the country are organizing surprise dance numbers to make the newbies feel a...

Nearly a third of teens say their Facebook, Twitter or MySpace accounts have been hacked, according to a new study by the Associated Press and MTV. That's more than double what was reported two years ago. Most ...

Does it sometimes feel as if almost every song you hear on the radio has some sort of reference to sex? Turns out, you might be right. According to a recent analysis published in the magazine Evolutionary Psych...

Steve Jobs, co-founder and CEO of Apple, died Oct. 5 at the age of 56. His passing was marked with the sort of outpouring usually reserved for celebrities or world leaders, but perhaps no group of people felt h...

Temptations to Cheat in School Getting BiggerGet downloadable PDF.Get downloadable PowerPoint presentation.About/DisclaimerWhat Happened:Samuel Eshaghoff, a 19-year-old sophomore at Emory University, recently w...

By and large, most folks tend to be morning people. At least Twitter users tend to be. Those are the results of a study by researchers from Cornell University. The sociologists documented more than 2 million Tw...

Promise rings? Purity pledges? Turns out, those outward abstinence vows may not work quite as well as we'd hope. According to a story by Relevant magazine, many Christians lose their virginity far before their ...

A 14-year-old boy, at least partly inspired by a controversial Foster the People song, was arrested after allegedly posting threats against his old middle school. The song, "Pumped Up Kicks" gives voice to a di...

Samuel Eshaghoff, a 19-year-old sophomore at Emory University, was recently arrested for taking SAT tests for six New York high schoolers. The college student allegedly charged as much as $2,500 every time he m...

The average college-age youth between the ages of 18 and 24 sends nearly 110 messages every month. That's 3,200 a month—up from the 2,900 such youth sent monthly two years earlier. (Time)...