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A Street Newspaper Aims to Bridge the Disconnect Between the Unsheltered and Sheltered
The Bridge’, first-ever student-managed street paper, founded by Rhodes College sophomores, James Ekenstedt and Evan Katz, was launched March 21, to raise awareness about the plight of the homeless and less fortunate in the Memphis area.
Students to Pay Extra at Arizona’s 3 Public Universities
Purdue University Calumet to Shut Down Academic Learning Center
SUU Charges Faculty and Staff for Parking, a First in its History
Senate Bill to Provide Scholarships to OHSU Students for Agreeing to Work in Rural Areas
University Increases Tuition, Room And Board Fee for Academic Year 2013-14
Muskingum University Installs Solar Panels to Save On Electricity Costs
Mount Ida College Announces Building and Restoration Projects
By Staff ReporterMSU to Offer 3-Year Undergraduate Programs
By Staff ReporterUtah Board of Regents Approves 5 Percent Tuition Hike
By Staff ReporterEducation Is Costlier In Milwaukee than Harvard: White House College Scorecard
By Staff ReporterFSU to Receive 5 to 6 percent Less in State Funding; Students Protest Budget Cuts
By Staff ReporterUniversity Increases Room and Board Fee Starting Next Fall
By Staff ReporterGeorgia Student Finance Application Will be Outdated From June
By Staff ReporterLoyola University Chicago Law School to Cut Down Enrollments
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