A new sport has swept college campuses this semester — on a broomstick. Quidditch, the mythical game played in the Harry Potter series, has been brought to life by muggles on campuses across the nation.

From raunchy shenanigans to research studies, college sex columnists and student journalists rarely shy away from printing stories on students’ favorite topic: sex. A new column is posted every Monday.

According to reports from UWIRE Affiliates, the Recording Industry Association of America recently began another round of letters to universities, alleging that students on those school networks had infringed on digital copyrights and would face litigation.

Student cartoonists artfully depict the week in news, often with humorous and poignant results. This week, editorial cartoons cover the Pa. primary and gas price woes.

The BG News investigates the world of stripping, and finds that some sex workers make up to $1,000 a night! Also, a columnist has a night out with the infamous Cornell sexpert Jenna B. — and decides to kiss and tell.

The media is full of stories about “going green” and other environmentally friendly ideas. It’s easy to get tired of reading about ethanol, hybrids, carbon footprints and energy conservation. Some of the practices and concepts environmentalists come up with to help the earth seem pretty out there are often too expensive for the average college student. That shouldn’t put anyone off trying to help, or at least cause less harm to, the environment. There are numerous little steps students can take to contribute.