Author: dunn-katie
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University of Miami gets $80 million for genetics research expansion
The University of Miami received $80 million from the state of Florida to expand its…
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Alumna helps university ‘go green’ to reduce waste, use safer cleaners
Although UGA’s colors are red and black, Kimberly Thomas wants green to be important to…
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Harvard professor’s paper removed from journal for plagiarism
A Harvard University professor’s paper has been removed from a medical journal after it was…
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Sex workers’ art show held at College of William and Mary
The College of William and Mary recently hosted a Sex Workers’ Art Show, despite criticism…
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Student group plans inaugural AIDS Walk/Run Athens fundraiser
On March 1, UGA students and members of the Athens community will participate in the…
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Ongoing faculty strike may force class cancellations at universities in Israel
Israel’s universities may have to cancel their semester due to an ongoing faculty strike that…
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Afghan student sentenced to death
A journalism student at Afghanistan’s Balkh University was sentenced to death Jan. 22 for distributing…
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Some Arizona State University students unable to prove legal status
Some students at Arizona State University will have to pay out-of-state tuition after failing to…
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National Research Council delays release of report on Ph.D. programs
The National Research Council’s report on the status of college doctoral programs has been delayed…
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Student petition seeks to end government-run universities in Cuba
More than 5,000 signatures have been collected on a petition aimed at reinstating independent and…
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The habit of Habitat: Sisters make the goodwill organization a part of their lives
Undergraduates Ashley and Jessica Bolfik of Savannah know what it’s like to spend the night…
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‘Just Joe’ cranks up diversity recruitment plans at Grady College
Listeners of WPUP-FM, “Bulldog 103.7,” already know him as weeknight radio host Just Joe, but…
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Instructors go without pay at Baltimore City Community College
Due to what the institution called a “process failure,” part-time faculty members at Baltimore City…
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Northwestern University will take its journalism program to Qatar
Northwestern University announced Nov. 7 that it will open a branch campus in Qatar, bringing…
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University of California System launches admissions data Web site
The University System of California announced plans to launch a Web site providing visitors with…
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Lawsuit over University of North Dakota’s mascot settled
The University of North Dakota and the NCAA have come to an agreement over a…
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Proposal for faculty and staff police force in Nevada struck down
Selected faculty and staff members in the Nevada university system will not form an auxiliary…
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Grandfather plays one last season of football for Sul Ross State University
Fifty-nine-year-old Mike Flynt missed playing college football so much that he decided to play one…
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College of Education adviser lets the cat out of the bag about her art
When Helen Rogers graduated from UGA 29 years ago, she bid Athens farewell, thinking that…
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Colorado State University editor won’t be fired for using the ‘F-word’
After sparking a national debate by using the “F-word” in an editorial about President George…
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University of California receives $450,000 fine for anthrax leak
The University of California will have to pay $450,000 in fines after a shipment of…
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Rutgers offers free tuition to low-income students in New Jersey
Rutgers University announced that it has implemented a new program that will allow minority and…
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Essay: Drug companies found to influence writing in medical journals
Drug companies may have a more influential role in how professors publish articles in medical…
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