Southwestern Sun, Southwestern College, CA
1 day ago by Lauren Manary
ASO officers are taking a coffee break from its coffee cart controversy. Most likely for good.
Associated Student Organization senators overwhelmingly rejected an attempt by ASO executives to form a special committee with the power to decide the fate of the Jimmy J's coffee cart near the 420 building.
Viking, Long Beach City College, CA
1 day ago by Kallayan Thuch
A LBCC employee got a hold of employees' personal information in April.
Had the suspect not been caught, the identity thief could have purchased items for themselves in the name of those whose information was taken.
In 2006, the Federal Trade Commission estimated that 2.
Valley Star, Los Angeles Valley College, CA
2 days ago by Elizeda Beltran
Armed with a power point presentation, Rinaldo Veseliza, senior project director of URS, gave a lecture on "The Basics of Sustainability: An Introduction to Green Practices" at the Main Stage Theater Thursday to shed light on the benefits of sustainable building.
Southwestern Sun, Southwestern College, CA
2 days ago by Gabriel Orendain-Necochea
California's record budget deficit is threatening the state's once-vaunted education system with massive cuts, but a throng of student protesters who staged a noisy downtown march urged the governor to trim elsewhere.
Students and teachers marched from San Diego City College to the downtown Civic Center.
Daily 49er, California State University Long Beach, CA
2 days ago by Tiffany Rider
Associate professor Michael Berlin and assistant professor Alan Jacobs from the Cal State Long Beach Film and Electronic Arts Department are under investigation regarding the validity of their credentials - which include degree acquisition and prior work experience - said Craig Smith, chairman of the film and electronic arts department, Tuesday afternoon.
Valley Star, Los Angeles Valley College, CA
2 days ago by Sheila Koochak
In what could be the greatest natural disaster in South Asia since the Boxing Day Tsunami that struck on Dec. 26 2004, the death toll from Cyclone Nargis may exceed 100,000. However, those who managed to endure are still at risk, due to lack of food, sanitary water and medical supplies.
Black Voices, University of Southern California, CA
2 days ago by Juontel White
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Valley Star, Los Angeles Valley College, CA
3 days ago by Astrid Seipelt
Complaints made by a small number of students regarding the nature of a logo used in a club flier forced Club Psyche to remove the advertisements from around campus.
Student Services approved the fliers, which featured an anonymously drawn double-image of psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud and a nude woman, on April 1.
Arizona Daily Wildcat, University of Arizona, AZ
3 days ago by Shain Bergan
When this past year's ASUA executives and senators were sworn in over a year ago, they promised an eventful year for the student government.
It didn't take long for the Associated Students of the University of Arizona to stir things up, as it kicked off the year with a precedent-setting case involving an updated version of the organization's bylaws.
Arizona Daily Wildcat, University of Arizona, AZ
3 days ago by Dan Sullivan
Many graduating seniors have no immediate clue of where they're going after college, or what they're doing.
Recent alumna Kate Spriggs will be spending the next three years at Carnegie Mellon University, using a prestigious science fellowship to get more middle and high school students into college.
Daily Titan, California State University, CA
3 days ago by Paul Aranda Jr.
Upon being hired to teach at Cal State Fullerton, all employees are subject to sign a "loyalty oath" within their contracts in order to show their support of the California and U.S. constitution.
American studies lecturer Wendy Gonaver however, a Quaker and a pacifist, refused to sign the oath last August on the grounds that it violates her religious freedom and First Amendment right.
Daily Lobo, University of New Mexico, NM
3 days ago by Rachel Hill
The UNM administration has vowed to change its ways after The Albuquerque Journal ran an exposé last month that revealed how much University money is being spent on alcohol.
The Journal's article focused on Marc Saavedra, director of UNM's Government and Community Relations office.
Roundup, Pierce College, CA
3 days ago by Morgan Liggera
The funding provided to California Community Colleges has rarely been the amount promised, but Assembly Bill 2277, introduced by Assemblyman Mike Eng, hopes to lay the groundwork that will prevent future shortfalls.
This bill has been put on the state's "suspense file," but will be reconsidered this month, according to the Community College League of California.
The Poly Post, Cal Poly Pomona, CA
3 days ago by ASHLEY SCHOFIELD, Editor
The Poly Post took the top honor of Best Newspaper in the student category at the Society of Professional Journalists Inland Southern California chapter's Southern California Excellence in Journalism Awards Saturday.
The judge said The Post does an "excellent job of reporting on topics and issues related to students and their interests.
Daily Lobo, University of New Mexico, NM
3 days ago by Brandon Call
Boyar The UNM Police Department arrested student Kevin Boyar on Tuesday on charges of unlawfully carrying a gun onto a University establishment. Police said four guns were recovered from Boyar's parents' house, including an AK-47 assault-style rifle, and there is evidence he brought the weapons to his room in the Student Residence Center.
The Daily Utah Chronicle, University of Utah, UT
3 days ago by Michael McFall
Three animal rights protesters were arrested April 20 for picketing outside a U researcher's home--a violation of a new Salt Lake City ordinance requiring demonstrators to stay 100 feet away from a private residence. This is the first violation of the new ordinance.
The Daily Utah Chronicle, University of Utah, UT
3 days ago by Carlos Mayorga
Officials in several U health science facilities are working to toughen enforcement of privacy policies and procedures after an audit in October 2007 revealed several key vulnerabilities in employees' ability to protect patient information. For two months in late 2007, four auditors in the U Internal Audit Department monitored strengths and weaknesses in protecting private patient information at different locations in the University Hospital, the Huntsman Cancer Hospital, the Huntsman Cancer Institute, the Moran Eye Center and the Orthopaedic Center.
The Daily Utah Chronicle, University of Utah, UT
4 days ago by Rochelle McConkie
When Lynnette Averill was 3 years old, her father, a Marine Corps veteran of the Vietnam War, took his life because of post-traumatic stress disorder. Now as a doctorate student in counseling psychology at the U, Averill will take her research on PTSD in military veterans to Australia on a $30,000 Fulbright Scholarship to consider the relationship between the disorder and substance use.
Daily Lobo, University of New Mexico, NM
4 days ago by Michael Westervelt
Three sorority members shaved their heads, and Alpha Chi Omega donated about $7,000 to help find a cure for children's cancer on Saturday night.
The sorority sisters gave up their hair to benefit the St. Baldrick's Foundation, a nonprofit organization that funds cancer research.
The Chaparral, College of the Desert, CA
4 days ago by Genevieve Ramirez
On April 24, College of the Desert's Gay-Straight Alliance Club held a day of remembrance for Gwen "Amber Rose" Araujo, who was savagely beaten and murdered in 2002 in El Dorado County in California by four men after they discovered that she was a transgender.
The Poly Post, Cal Poly Pomona, CA
4 days ago by ANDREA WAITROVICH, Staff Writer
While some colleges have been offering coed dormitory living to students for years, Cal Poly has not considered offering gender-neutral housing to residential students.
Gender-neutral housing allows a male and female student to voluntarily pick each other to live in the same dorm room.
The Poly Post, Cal Poly Pomona, CA
4 days ago by EDWARD FILLINGER, Staff Writer
After a week of running uncontested for the president and vice president positions, Jeffery Weintraub and Mercy Daramola of Team B.L.U.E now face three potential write-in candidates.
Garrett Winkler, a third-year landscape architecture student, announced he would be joining Weintraub in vying for presidency as a write-in candidate last Tuesday, while Luke Bennett, a third-year music production student and fourth-year architecture student officially announced their plans two days later.
Daily 49er, California State University Long Beach, CA
4 days ago by Charity Nguyen
Students, families, friends and faculty gathered in the University Student Union Ballroom Saturday for the 2nd annual Lavender Graduation celebration at Cal State Long Beach, hosted by the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Resource Center.
The Telescope, Palomar College, CA
4 days ago by Katrina Kobzeff
Some students may soon find themselves without a ride to school.
The North County Transit District Board recently approved an estimated $3 million cut to the region's Breeze bus routes, eliminating routes they consider to be the least productive.
"We're really backed into a corner to cut service, we need to make choices," said Sarah Benson the marketing representative for NCTD.
The Breeze, Chaffey College, CA
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