Miami Student, Miami University, OH
3 hours ago by Taylor Dolven
If you have observed pillow fights at the hub, dance parties in King Library, giant milkshakes running from Shriver or people in business attire worshiping the Farmer School of Business (FSB), you are not alone.
The Miami University Flash Mob has been in full swing fall semester performing random spontaneous actions anytime, anywhere on Miami's campus.
Miami Student, Miami University, OH
3 hours ago by Mary Kate Linehan
After dispensing the H1N1 vaccine to Miami University students, the new task of Student Health Services (SHS) will be teaming up with the Cliff Alexander Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life and Leadership to work on regulating sorority recruitment in January 2010.
Indiana Statesman, Indiana State University, IN
6 hours ago by Faren Haas
Starting strictly as a social networking fad, No-Shave November has united beard-growers everywhere.
There are only a few certain rules to follow: the last day to shave is Oct. 30, because one must start off with a clean-shaven face, and cannot shave until the last day of November.
The Collegian, Hillsdale College, MI
13 hours ago by Mark Hensch
An unprecedented number of recent Hillsdale College alumni with degrees in history have started graduate school studies focusing on early modern Europe. Inspired by Associate Professor of History David Stewart, students are now studying a diverse range of subjects from the period between the late 15th and 18th centuries.
The Chimes, Capital University, OH
19 hours ago by Erin Miller
When most people think of a school board, they think of a bunch of middle-aged people sitting around a room making decisions. Chances are most don't picture an 18-year-old running for the position. During the past school board election for Lancaster, Ohio, Adam Schneider, first year, ran for a position.
The Collegian, Hillsdale College, MI
20 hours ago by Mark Hensch
Hillsdale College professors are expanding their audiences by writing books and articles for various popular publications. Taking their classroom lessons and transferring them into other mediums, Hillsdale faculty members are reaching more people with the message of liberal education than ever before.
The Transcript , Ohio Wesleyan University , OH
1 day ago by Caitlin Goodman, Transcript Correspondent
With integrity, respect, courtesy, honor, excellence, professionalism and trust, the Delaware Police maintain order, enforce laws and protect the life, peace and property of the citizens of Delaware, according to the Delaware Police Department (DPD) Website.
The Collegian, Hillsdale College, MI
1 day ago by Katie Rose McEneely
Graduates of the class of 2009 stepped into one of the worst job markets in years. In an effort to make ends meet, some have taken jobs they are overqualified for. These alumni are living the lives of the "underemployed" - many holding down part-time jobs while looking for better work.
The Eastern Progress, Eastern Kentucky University, KY
1 day ago by Lindsay Huffman
College is all about new experiences: getting out on your own, meeting new people and pursuing your own career path. Another of these new experiences is learning how to manage money in order to pay for school-in other words, learning about scholarships and student loans.
The Eastern Progress, Eastern Kentucky University, KY
1 day ago by Kaylia Cornett and Jeremy Reed
A rowdy country crowd packed Brock Auditorium Thursday, Nov. 12, as Eastern's Student Activities Council (SAC) geared up for their fall concert, featuring country singer and songwriter Keith Anderson, along with the Trailer Trash Band and Roxanne East.
A long line of more than 1,200 fans sporting trucker hats, flannel and of course, cowboy boots, added a rugged appeal to Lancaster Ave.
The Transcript , Ohio Wesleyan University , OH
1 day ago by Kate Miller, Transcript Reporter
The Hill may soon house more than fraternities as plans to renovate the three empties on Williams Dr. were recently approved by The Board of Trustees.
The renovations, which are slated to begin in January, have been in the process for months,, said Vice President for Student
Affairs Craig Ullom.
The Transcript , Ohio Wesleyan University , OH
1 day ago by Michelle Rotuno-Johnsonm, Transcript Correspondent
Welch, Bashford and Thomson residents woke up on the morning of Nov. 5 to a surprise: slogans from the movie "V for Vendetta" written on the whiteboards and doors around the halls.
The Chimes, Capital University, OH
1 day ago by Andrew King
While much of the University focuses on Thanksgiving break and final exams approaching, one man is focusing on making campus a more accessible place. About two months ago, 1970 Capital alumnus Robert Lortz began to contact various members of the administration regarding the accessibility of campus.
Indiana Statesman, Indiana State University, IN
1 day ago by Reggie Edwards
Freshman English teaching major Sam Clark walked up to the Wall of Hate Monday and wrote the word "freak."
"I tried to think of the one thing I have been called that was the most offensive," Clark said. "I was going through a phase where I was really into metal music, and I walked past a pastor one day and he called me a freak and told me I was going to hell.
The Eastern Progress, Eastern Kentucky University, KY
1 day ago by Kaylia Cornett
F. Mark Case, of Lexington, filed a complaint with the Madison County Circuit Court on Oct. 13 suing Eastern Kentucky University, the Board of Regents and Lana Carnes, the chair of Eastern's Management, Marketing and Administrative Communication (MMAC) department, after being denied tenure.
Indiana Statesman, Indiana State University, IN
2 days ago by Jared Messman
On Sunday night, the men's cross country team gathered at Beef O'Brady's to find out if their dream to make it to the National Championships would be lived out. There were even school administrators in attendance, such as Assistant Athletic Director John Sherman and Assistant Athletic Director of Compliance Joel McMullen.
The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, IL
2 days ago by Erica Whelan/Staff Reporter
Students were welcomed to the jungle at Pride's seventh-annual Diva Drag Show Monday, where six professional drag queens and a king showed off wigs, skin and leopard prints. Kirstin Bowns, vice president of EIU Pride and event organizer, stalled the audience during a 30-minute delay before the show, which nearly sold out.
University Chronicle, Shawnee State University, OH
2 days ago by Jonthan Phillips
Distinguished professor, critical writer and world renowned authority, Dr. Sadik Jalal Al-Azm, brings invaluable expertise to students at Shawnee State University. Born in Syria and schooled in Lebanon, Al-Azm is an educator who specializes in the Islamic world and its relationship to the West.
Miami Student, Miami University, OH
3 days ago by Courtney Day
Miami University students should expect more variety and faster service in dining halls in the future as dining services works to improve nutrition and efficiency of its operations.
Nancy Heidtman, director of dining and culinary support services, and Brian Woodruff, assistant director of housing and meal plans, addressed Associated Student Government (ASG) Monday evening.
The Denisonian, Denison University, OH
3 days ago by Alex Walling
Eric "Harry" Brisson, a junior political science and economics major, and Kale Hills, a sophomore political science major, were elected president and vice president of the DCGA on Thursday, capping an exhaustive week-long campaign for the top DCGA posts.
Brisson won a decisive majority of votes, while Hills managed a narrow victory.
The Chimes, Capital University, OH
3 days ago by Jessica Paulik
Up 'til Dawn held its event to support St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Friday night. The organization set up in the Capital Center and prepared an evening of fun for all who attended. The first part of the night consisted of letter writing. Participants brought lists of addresses of family members and friends to send out letters asking for donations for St.
The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, IL
3 days ago
President Bill Perry submitted a draft furlough policy to the Council on University Planning and Budget, as he stated in a campuswide e-mail Friday. As warranted by financial conditions including revenue shortfalls, reductions in state appropriations, or other financial emergencies, the university may implement furloughs as a temporary cost-saving measure,î the policy states.
The Monroe Street Journal, University of Michigan Business School, MI
4 days ago by David Shapiro
Last Thursday, over 150 MBAs put on their most ridiculous golf gear and participated in the 2nd annual Linus Foundation Bar Golf event (www.linusfoundation.org), raising close to $2000 for 826 Michigan. The event consisted of six hole course (we call them Bars) where each team participated in a series of drinking challenges.
The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, IL
4 days ago by Emily Zulz/News Editor
Health Service administered 700 dosages of the H1N1 vaccine during the on-campus clinic Tuesday, according to Sheila Baker, medical director for Health Service. Baker said 1,300 doses are left for today's clinic from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Student Recreation Center.
The Monroe Street Journal, University of Michigan Business School, MI
4 days ago by Thiago Marchi
On November 12th and 13th, HLBSA hosted its 1st Annual Conference: Business Beyond Borders. The event consisted of several panels about the most current subjects: Finance, Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Leadership and Corporate Social Responsibility. The club brought several executives from many latin American countries to share their experience and ideas about these subjects.
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