The Citadel's top official, Gen. Roger Poole, said he hoped the incident is now settled.
The female cadets left The Citadel prior to the beginning of this semester. The names of the cadets were not released.
Thayer School Dean Elsa Gamire called her refusal to fill out the magazine's entire survey a "protest" against misinformation and misrepresentation.
Gamire said the magazine unfairly compared the school with larger institutions that have different focuses and structures, which resulted in unfavorable rankings.
He was charged with larceny for selling gold he gleaned from laboratory experiments at the university, The Chronicle of Higher Education reported.
Police began investigating when officers noticed the selling of odd shaped 23- and 24-karat gold pieces at local pawn shops.
Police traced the gold to the university and later found $12,000 of precious metal in Kostiner's desk.
The halls will pay $130 each for the machines. Other halls on campus are considering similar proposals.
UC-Berkeley previously had condom machines in the late '80s but removed them after extensive vandalism.
The pledge, Binaya Oja, was found dead in the upstairs of the fraternity house after a party with 21 other pledges. The pledges were competing to see who could drink the most alcohol without vomiting, according to local police.
The university has suspended the fraternity's charter, and the national fraternity revoked the campus charter.
- Compiled by Daily Staff Reporter Chris Metinko from U-wire reports.