Finance
UNC System on the Verge of Losing One or Two Campuses Following Budget Cuts
The University of North Carolina System could lose a few of its campuses following a $135 million cut in funding for the system in the 2013-14 fiscal year proposed by Gov. Pat McCrory, last month.
UH Teaching Fellows’ Salaries to Be Hiked
Idaho University Student Files Lawsuit against Fraternity
University Receives $39 million In Donation; Crosses $100 million Mark in Total Endowments
CU Hikes In-State Tuition By 8.7 Percent
USM Lays Off Seven Faculty Members to Save Costs
Board Increases Tuition and Fee by 4.4 percent in South Dakota’s Public Universities
Former Finance Director of St. Patrick's Seminary Accused Of theft
By Staff ReporterUniversity of Rochester Hikes Tuition by 4 percent
By Staff ReporterUniversity of Montana Trims Costs to Overcome $16 million Budget Deficit
By Staff ReporterFormer Bookstore Manager’s Wife at Missouri State University Quits
By Staff ReporterRice University Increases Tuition By 4.5 Percent
By Staff ReporterA Street Newspaper Aims to Bridge the Disconnect Between the Unsheltered and Sheltered
By Staff ReporterStudents to Pay Extra at Arizona’s 3 Public Universities
By Staff ReporterPurdue University Calumet to Shut Down Academic Learning Center
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