Colonnade, Georgia College & State University, GA
14 hours ago by Erin Gish
We are GCSU is a series of profiles that chronicle different students and faculty on campus.
Colonnade, Georgia College & State University, GA
14 hours ago by Katelyn Hebert
Students at GCSU are encouraged to break the silence through the Clothesline Project. All 405 of the women participating in the project want to tell their stories.
The Johnsonian, Winthrop University, SC
19 hours ago by Anna Douglas
The Council of Student Leaders met Monday night to discuss plans and a timeline for upcoming events, but no students outside of the council attended the meeting.
Low turnout is not uncommon each Monday night as CSL and its adviser, Dean of Students Bethany Marlowe, meet every week to discuss student affairs and issues on campus.
The Tiger, Clemson University, SC
1 day ago by Daniel Taylor
After 52 student organizations missed a mandatory meeting in early Sept., Clemson University's undergraduate student government has derecognized 41 of the groups.
The meeting's coordinator Patrick Becker, a senior serving his first term in the Cabinet of Organizations, ultimately made this decision after representatives from these groups failed to attend.
The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA
1 day ago by CAROLYN CRIST
A former University staff member was awarded nearly $1.3 million Thursday in a federal lawsuit against her former supervisor - the University's head of the grants and contracts department.
Terrie Buckner, former project director of grants, claimed she was arrested and charged 10 felony counts of theft by taking on false information Karen Shetterley gave police in 2004.
The Blue Banner, University of North Carolina at Asheville, NC
1 day ago by Jon Walczak
Sen. Barack Obama spoke Sunday at Asheville High School to an estimated crowd of 28,000 people, a day after telling The Blue Banner he thinks he can win North Carolina and young voters may decide the election.
"It's going to be a hard-fought contest. Western North Carolina is traditionally more Republican, but I think that people are looking at the catastrophic situation on Wall Street and how it's spilling onto Main Street," Obama said when questioned by the Banner on a conference call for student journalists.
The Johnsonian, Winthrop University, SC
1 day ago by Jeff Patterson
Some students are concerned about their financial futures since the recent downturn in the economy.
"I'm worried about whether or not I'll be able to get loans next year," said early education major Kenithea Hodges.
The cost of tuition at Winthrop has steadily increased over the past 10 years at around 10 percent every year, according to Winthrop's Institutional Research.
The Daily Gamecock, University of South Carolina, SC
1 day ago by Joshua Rabon
On Oct. 9, 2007, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at an all-time high of 14,164.53.
364 days, two collapsed investment banks and one bailout later, the Dow is trading under 10,000 - in four figures for the first time since 2004. Despite the headlines, students aren't feeling the heat from lenders and employers - yet.
The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA
1 day ago by HAYLEY PETERSON
The 72-hour reporting policy on campus arrests is only intended to deal with the "most egregious behavior," University President Michael Adams told students in a forum Tuesday.
"You have to work pretty hard to get arrested here," Adams said, addressing a crowd of more than 200.
The Davidsonian, Davidson College, NC
1 day ago by Mike Anderson
A new on-campus bar will be opened on Saturday nights in the 900 Room of the Alvarez Student Union starting October 18. The hours are tentatively set from 10 p.m. to 1 or 2 a.m.
Because of popular student support for an on-campus bar, the Union Board is heading the initiative with strong backing from SGA President Davis Greene '09 and Tom Shandley, Vice President for Student Life.
Stallion, Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, GA
2 days ago by Steven Stubbs
The concern that there are no retail food establishments within walking distance of campus has been the debate among ABAC staff for about a year now. After deciding that late night food on campus was the obvious answer, the only problem left was deciding what type of food would be available.
The Daily Gamecock, University of South Carolina, SC
2 days ago by Kara Apel
Assistant News Editor
The scores are in. South Carolina is ranked number eight in Trojan's Top 10 Most Sexually Healthy Schools.
The Daily Gamecock, University of South Carolina, SC
2 days ago by Abby Rouen
"What's your much?"
That's the question being asked by the three young creators of Much Originals, a Columbia-based apparel design company.
The Johnsonian, Winthrop University, SC
2 days ago
Richard Tyner graduated from Winthrop last May with a bachelor's degree in business management. He returned this year to work on a master's degree.
He is 66 years old.
Tyner is classified as a "non-traditional student," or a student who is 25 years or older, choosing to re-enter the academic field to pursue a degree.
The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA
4 days ago by BRITTANY COFER
A 20-year-old female University student reported a rape to Athens-Clarke County police on Saturday.
According to the report:
She and a group of friends went downtown Friday night to celebrate a birthday. The woman said she remembered going to Topper's to buy the friend a lap dance for her birthday.
Tiger's Roar, Savannah State University, GA
4 days ago by John Young
Tirrany Ja' Nice Thurmond was elected Miss Savannah State University 2008-2009. The 20 year-old Behavior Analysis major is from Winder, Ga., and is the oldest of four children born to Rabon and Sonja Thurmond.
She began her matriculation at Savannah State University in August of 2005.
The Pilot, Gardner Webb University, NC
5 days ago by Michelle Alwerdt
Over the past few weeks University Police has established new defensive procedures to ensure greater safety on the Gardner-Webb campus.
The Outdoor Warning System, which was installed and tested on Sept. 11, was put to use Tuesday evening when a severe thunderstorm blew through Boiling Springs.
Tiger's Roar, Savannah State University, GA
5 days ago by TeNaya Farmer
Sagging.
It is a practice that has been under attack in recent years.
Neighboring Jasper County, S.C., has passed a law banning it, and the Savannah City Council is considering an ordinance that would strictly forbid it.
The fine in Jasper County for sagging calls for a maximum penalty of $500 and 30 days in jail.
The Blue Banner, University of North Carolina at Asheville, NC
6 days ago by Jon Walczak
Sen. Barack Obama speaks at a free rally at Asheville High School Memorial Stadium on Sunday before an estimated crowd of 10,000. Blue Banner news editor Jonathan Walczak, taking part in a conference call for student journalists, questioned Sen. Obama this afternoon on North Carolina's importance in the election.
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