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GW sustainability earns failing grade


		GW sustainability earns failing grade

GW Hatchet, George Washington University, DC

13 hours ago by Amanda Dick and Sarah Scire
Senior Staff Writers

A leading environmental group named GW one of the least eco-friendly campuses in the nation last week, a year after University President Steven Knapp made sustainability a top priority of his administration.

Undergraduate Research Program Limits Number of Financial Stipends

The Georgetown Independent, Georgetown University, DC

41 minutes ago by Anna Cheimets

Starting this fall, the Georgetown Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (GUROP) will now award a very limited number of the $400 research stipends that it had once offered to participating students during the fall and spring semesters and will reallocate the funds in order to increase the number of summer GUROP grants.

McCain and Obama tied in GSPM poll

GW Hatchet, George Washington University, DC

13 hours ago by Kaity Funk

The race for the White House between John McCain and Barack Obama is nearly gridlocked, according to results of the 2008 GW-sponsored Battleground Poll released last week.

2012 class size causes setbacks

GW Hatchet, George Washington University, DC

13 hours ago by Sarah Scire

An unexpectedly large incoming freshman class caught the University off-guard this summer, forcing administrators to make last-minute adjustments to underclassmen housing, financial aid and academics.

Summer building updates will facilitate fire safety


		Summer building updates will facilitate fire safety

Quindecim, Goucher College, MD

14 hours ago by Auni Husted

Although all but a handful of undergrads left Goucher in mid-May, the campus has been anything but quiet this summer. Between construction on the Athenaeum- on track to open by next fall- and major projects throughout many of the residential and academic buildings, Goucher has been abuzz with change in the past three months.

Fire guts Clay Street building


		Fire guts Clay Street building

Commonwealth Times, Virginia Commonwealth University, VA

14 hours ago by Anna Yates, News Co-Editor

Goucher receives $3.7 million from Decker estate

Quindecim, Goucher College, MD

15 hours ago by Aaron Dorman

Much of the time a college relies on donations from alumni, but sometimes, major contributions come from other sources.

This past month, Goucher received a $3.7 million bequest from the estate of Virginia and Alonzo Decker, of Black and Decker fame, neither of whom attended the undergraduate college.

Health insurance fails checkup


		Health insurance fails checkup

The Eagle, American University, DC

16 hours ago by Tony Romm

In this two part series, The Eagle examines two exclusions in student health care - the HPV vaccine and transgender health treatments - and the many ways students are fighting to get those benefits covered. To the almost 1,100 AU undergraduates who subscribe to university health insurance, the Student Health Center's announcement earlier this summer that it was changing health care providers probably seemed routine.

Campus housing overbooked


		Campus housing overbooked

The Eagle, American University, DC

20 hours ago by Ethan Klapper

Demand for on-campus housing is currently at its highest level in five years, causing AU to place more than half of the freshman class in temporary triples and to offer upperclassmen alternative living arrangements in a hotel and apartment complex.

Enrollment has spiked in a number of programs, mainly because of the prospect of being in the nation's capital for the 2008 presidential election, said Chris Moody, executive director of Housing and Dining Programs.

Orange under flash flood warning

Daily Tar Heel, University of North Carolina, NC

1 day ago by From staff reports

WEDNESDAY, Aug. 27, 5:32 p.m. -- The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood warning for Orange and Chatham counties until 8:15 p.m.

Showers and thunderstorms with heavy rainfall is expected to move over saturated ground in Eastern Chatham and Western Orange counties.

Behind the Scenes: Hoyas in the Obama Campaign

The Georgetown Independent, Georgetown University, DC

1 day ago by Tierney Sneed

Every election season, there seems to be a buzz around turning out the youth vote. Whether it's the pundits on CNBC or Puff Daddy sporting a "Rock the Vote" T-shirt, the media obsesses about the 18-24 voting demographic. While no one can be sure if this presidential election will finally be the year that the American youth "rock the vote" until November 4, one indication of new youth interest in the election is the participation of college students in the presidential campaigns, particularly that of Democratic nominee Barack Obama.

From the Hilltop to the Ballot Box


		From the Hilltop to the Ballot Box

The Georgetown Independent, Georgetown University, DC

1 day ago by Jenna Weiner

The campus is buzzing with the eager voices of new and returning students, but underneath this annual excitement lies another kind of buzz, the kind that Georgetown waits four years for. That's right, it's time for the election buzz. This year's election seems to have sparked the interest of more young voters than ever before, and college students across the country are getting involved.

Lawson guilty of drinking and driving

Daily Tar Heel, University of North Carolina, NC

2 days ago by Dave Pearson, Assistant City Editor

TUESDAY, AUG. 19, 2:03 p.m. -- UNC basketball star Ty Lawson was found guilty today on three misdemeanor counts.

Lawson pleaded guilty to driving with a revoked license, a noise ordinance violation and driving after consuming alcohol underage.

UNC Athletic Department is still reviewing how it will respond to Lawson's guilty plea today.

Pit driver gets 26 to 33 years


		Pit driver gets 26 to 33 years

Daily Tar Heel, University of North Carolina, NC

2 days ago by Kristen Cresante, Assistant City Editor

The UNC alumnus who tried to run people over with a Jeep on campus was sentenced to 26 to 33 years in prison today.

Mohammed Taheri-Azar did not testify to the court, saying only, "The defense rests, your honor."

But Taheri-Azar's younger sister spoke on his behalf.

GOLD DEVIL

The Chronicle, Duke University, NC

2 days ago by Staff Report

Mike Krzyzewski has won plenty of hardware in his 28 seasons at Duke, including three national championships. Now he can add an Olympic gold medal to his already-shiny resume.

Mangum plans release of book locally in Oct.

The Chronicle, Duke University, NC

2 days ago by Will Robinson

Plans for the memoir, titled "The Last Dance for Grace: The Crystal Mangum Story," were released Friday by fire! Books.

Monroe to keep VCU degree despite dissent

Commonwealth Times, Virginia Commonwealth University, VA

3 days ago by ANNA YATES - News Co-Editor

All VCU students are held to the standard of completing the last 30 of 120 credit hours at the university. Former Police Chief Rodney Monroe was not held to this residency standard this past spring.

Monroe was awarded a bachelor's degree in Interdisciplinary Studies after taking only six credits at VCU.

Ten Things You Need To Know About Surviving HU

The Hilltop, Howard University, DC

3 days ago

Based on the personal experiences of current HU students, these are the top ten points you should know about Howard.

An Interview With Ribeau

The Hilltop, Howard University, DC

3 days ago by Vanessa Rozier

What on Earth made you want to be the president of Howard University?

I think it's one of the most exciting jobs, the most challenging job and potentially the most rewarding in the entire country because of...

University listed 80th best undergrad institution in first Forbes.com ranking


		University listed 80th best undergrad institution in first Forbes.com ranking

The Chronicle, Duke University, NC

6 days ago by Kristen Davis

Forget "top 10" status-Duke ranks as the 80th best undergraduate institution in the country, according to the first-annual America's Best Colleges list released by Forbes.com.

University research shows avian flu strain can transfer between mammals

The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park, MD

6 days ago by Kelly Brooks

University-led research revealed a strain of the avian flu virus once considered less severe could develop the ability to be transmitted from one mammal to another, leading to a human pandemic, according to results published by the Public Library of Science.

Cornerstone recovers, opens today after vandalism

The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park, MD

6 days ago by Brady Holt

Cornerstone Grill and Loft will reopen today after suffering extensive vandalism earlier this month, the bar's owner said.

The bar has been closed since Aug. 3, when employees found destroyed glassware and liquor bottles, taps broken open and a burned bar top, said Mark Srour, who owns Cornerstone and two other downtown bars, The Mark and Santa Fe Café.

Mote signs alcohol petition

The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park, MD

6 days ago by Megan Eckstein

Two university administrators joined a nation-wide effort to examine the legal drinking age and how it contributes to binge drinking on college campuses in an effort to curb unsafe alcohol consumption.

University President Dan Mote and University System of Maryland Chancellor Brit Kirwan signed the petition, which went public earlier this week, along with 113 other presidents and chancellors including the presidents of Towson University and the University of Maryland Biotechnology Institute.

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