Chicago Flame, University of Illinois, IL
3 days ago by Tatianah Green
With a new school year underway, students and their families must face the reality of paying big money for college. This issue is not only on the minds of students, but on the presidential candidates' as well. But how much do students know about Obama's and McCain's stances on higher education?
Jui Wang, a first year student with aspirations in the medical field, said that he registered to vote as soon as he turned 18.
The Observer, University of Notre Dame, IN
3 days ago by Madeline Buckley
Dillon Hall Rector Fr. Paul Doyle shocked residents Sunday when he announced the residence hall's pep rally, held every year before the first home football game of the season, was cancelled.
The pep rally, a series of skits mocking aspects of Notre Dame life, has been a Dillon Hall tradition since the late 1970s, lead pep rally scriptwriter Ryan O'Connor said.
The Observer, University of Notre Dame, IN
3 days ago by Liz Harter
As Saint Mary's students came back to campus last week they were met with a new alcohol policy outlined in the College's Code of Student Conduct that was distributed by Slandah Dieujuste, the director of residence life and judicial affairs. The policy, introduced on Aug.
Chicago Flame, University of Illinois, IL
3 days ago by Tamar Campbell
Before I wisely realized that the kindest thing that I could ever do for the field of nutrition and dietetics was to not join its professional ranks, I religiously studied for my nutrition classes at UIC-which is why my ears burned after listening to someone blithely state earlier this week that "brown sugar is so much healthier than white sugar.
Chicago Flame, University of Illinois, IL
4 days ago by Tamar Campbell
As the desperate search for a cure for cancer continues, researchers at UIC's College of Pharmacy have begun to look for the cure in interesting places. UIC researchers have teamed up with Ohio State University, Research Triangle Institute, and Bristol-Myers Squibb in order to see if pond scum or plants from tropical rainforests hold the key to finding new therapies.
Torch, Roosevelt University, IL
6 days ago by Kristen Strobbe
Chicago- Students set to live in the Roosevelt on Washington (ROW) dormitories began move-ins yesterday after a week of temporary housing in the Herman Crown Center (HCC).
CCPA students, new international students and annual contract students scheduled to move in August 23, received emails on August 20 stating that due to a lack of Certificate of Occupancy from the City of Chicago, ROW would not be ready on the planned early move-in date.
The Observer, University of Notre Dame, IN
6 days ago by John Paul Witt
In response to numerous complaints from cell phone users on campus, telecommunication giants Verizon and AT&T have been placing numerous antennas on various buildings in order to help boost reception on campus.
Notre Dame has been the beneficiary of AT&T's installation of "a distributed antenna system on campus that will allow for better in-building wireless coverage and increased capacity for voice and high-speed data services," Chris Bauer of AT&T Indiana said.
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