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It’s not a can of Pepsi, but professor Juan E. Gilbert’s ‘Traffic Stop’ app aims to reduce the likelihood of violence in routine traffic violations.

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MIT professor César Hidalgo’s eight-part reality television series, “In My Shoes,” proposes treating academics like pop stars.

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At Clemson University, professor Dylan Dittrich-Reed uses an unlikely motivational technique that may or may not involve tattoos.

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From drunkenly dealing with rompers to mastering the art of the girls night in, here’s what every college girl needs to know.

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Life away from home is easier when you have a big part of home with you.

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There’s never a good time to lose the people who raised you, but college can make coping even more difficult.

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Being responsible only for yourself is both a pro and con.

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You’re already paying for them, anyway.

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If you’re tired of Hollywood’s white-washing, here is a list of romance flicks that celebrate diverse casts.

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Apurv Suman, Aaron Shim (pictured) and Timur Guler are the creators of BoolaBooks, an app designed to make selling and buying course materials easier than ever.

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Live video-streaming seems to be at the root of a millennial-suicide epidemic.

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Despite the stigma associated with alone time, a little break from reality can have a multitude of benefits.