Borst calls for fewer clubs
By Maddie Patrick | Oct. 11, 2006The Student Finance Board (SFB) heard five new club requests, three special appropriations requests and one lecture request last week. With many new ...
Read More »The Student Finance Board (SFB) heard five new club requests, three special appropriations requests and one lecture request last week. With many new ...
Read More »The Board of Trustees approved allocating $1.3 million for the College's second try at building the Metzger Drive student apartments. The money was allocated ...
Read More »"Guantanamo: How Should We Respond?" challenged students and faculty to question the methods used on prisoners in the Guantanamo Bay detainment camp, ...
Read More »UV Late Nights, a series of fun activities sponsored by the Student Finance Board (SFB) each Friday night, started off on a favorable note with its first ...
Read More »In an effort to reach out to freshman and sophomore math students, a series of "Students Only" mathematics seminars are being held every Tuesday evening ...
Read More »Increases in arrests for drinking and on-campus burglaries were among the notable figures in the College's yearly report of crime statistics. The College ...
Read More »On Saturday, Sept. 23, at 2 a.m., Campus Police officers spotted a car driving the wrong way around the Norsworthy traffic circle. Officers stopped the ...
Read More »Political bias may be present in a voter registration drive led by Michael Strom, vice president of Legal and Government Affairs, according to senator ...
Read More »The Student Finance Board (SFB) had its first major disagreement of the year over whether to fund an Inter-Greek Council (IGC) leadership presentation, ...
Read More »After reading an article in the Sept. 20 issue of The Signal about the fat and calorie content in food on campus, three sophomore suitemates planned to ...
Read More »Students with cars are reeling this year as they adjust to the increase in parking ticket fines, in some cases by as much as $150. Some students, such ...
Read More »With the Fall tuition bill came a charge many students at the College didn't expect, or even notice. The College automatically bills each sophomore ...
Read More »Faculty and staff from the College and universities throughout the area learned to utilize personality tests in order to work better with their students ...
Read More »Word got out last week that the men's club rugby team had violated the behavioral code at the College. The consequence is two weeks of suspension - Sept. ...
Read More »Fall elections for the Student Government Association (SGA) ended smoothly with the election of a freshman class council, a new senior class council secretary ...
Read More »Students who use peer to peer (P2P) file sharing to download files from other students on campus now have more reason to be wary. The Recording Industry ...
Read More »Students enrolled in the women's and gender studies course "Global Women's Writers" were asked to pay their professor $1.50 for a copy of a reading assignment. Adriana ...
Read More »On Saturday, Sept. 16 at approximately 1 a.m. Campus Police stopped a young man shouting and walking in the middle of the road. Campus Police officers ...
Read More »Back to school is usually associated with shelling out cash for school supplies and fall shopping. This fall, students at the College found something ...
Read More »People may have trouble distinguishing 22-year-old Pamela Mirabelli, the Inter-Greek Council's (IGC) new fraternity and sorority coordinator, from the ...
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