The University News, University of Missouri Kansas City, MO
4 hours ago by Derek Simons
Two deadlines for ordering textbooks each year have the potential of saving students a lot of money when they are respected by professors.
Pete Eisentrager, assistant director of UMKC Bookstores, reminded the UMKC Faculty Senate about the April 1 and Oct.
The University News, University of Missouri Kansas City, MO
4 hours ago by Alexia Lang
In response to the current state of the economy, University of Missouri President Gary Forsee announced a system-wide hiring freeze Nov. 17.
This announcement comes a little more than a month after Forsee sent a notice to students, staff, faculty and the community Oct.
The Traveler, University of Arkansas, AR
9 hours ago by Jessica Powviriya
Student basketball tickets for the upcoming seasons will not be any cheaper because of disinterest in a student fee added to the cost of attendance.
The results of the Associated Student Government Student Poll showed a majority of UA students would not be willing to pay an athletic fee to lower student basketball ticket prices.
The Traveler, University of Arkansas, AR
2 days ago by Taniah Tudor
The UA Student Poll results are in, and students showed overwhelming support for a fall break, sustainability and wireless Internet on campus.
In the poll, 67 percent of students said that Fall Break is one thing that would improve the campus the most, and almost 55 percent said wireless internet would also improve campus.
The Traveler, University of Arkansas, AR
2 days ago by Jessica Powviriya
The Arkansas economy is doing much better than the national average, the director for the Center for Business & Economic Research said.
"Arkansas has fared much better than the nation," Katherine Deck, UA director, said. "It has very moderate employment growth, not as great as the last two years, but so far, we have held up better than the rest of the country.
Chart, Missouri Southern State College, MO
3 days ago by Andrew Ford
About 30 students will wake up with a new set of roommates and surroundings in the spring.
Maintenance workers discovered a leak in the heating pipe in Headlee Hall, which will require extensive work and require heat in the building to be shut down, according to a letter distributed to Headlee residents on Friday. The letter does not state whether or not the gas leak may be a safety concern to students living in Headlee right now.
The Campus, Oklahoma City University, OK
4 days ago by Corbin Hosler
Student reaction to the marketing of a Native American event hosted on campus Monday was mixed.
The "resistance and social change" class hosted the event titled "America Killed Me: Celebrating the Lives and Cultures of America's First People" on Monday in the Great Hall in Tom and Brenda McDaniel University Center.
The Ottawa Campus, Ottawa University, KS
6 days ago by Emily Loughary
After dominating the Southwestern Moundbuilders 73-3 on Nov. 8 at home, the Braves football team played their final 2008 season game at Sterling versus the Warriors on Nov. 15.
The outcome, however, was not what they had hoped for: a 17-13 loss, dropping the team to 20th in the national rankings, just short of making the playoffs.
The Omnibus, Southwest Baptist University, MO
6 days ago by Nathan St. Clair
Author of "The Irresistible Revolution" Shane Claiborne encouraged students to reevaluate their Christian lives and decide if they are asking the right questions.
Claiborne, who lives Philadelphia, Pa., spoke to students in a series of different sessions.
The Campus, Oklahoma City University, OK
6 days ago by Corbin Hosler
Student Senate passed a revised version of the organizational allotments bill Monday, Nov. 24 at a special emergency meeting. The allotments apply to the spring semester.
Jeff Riles, president of the Student Government Association, called for the emergency meeting after Senate failed to pass the allotments Tuesday, Nov. 18.
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