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YSU may lower out-of-state tuition


		YSU may lower out-of-state tuition

The Jambar, Youngstown State University, OH

1 day ago by Richard Louis Boccia

Lowering out-of-state tuition at Youngstown State University was one of the main points President David Sweet emphasized during his "State of the University, 2008" address late Monday morning.

About 480 campus community members gathered in Kilcawley Center's Chestnut Room to hear about YSU's and goals for the coming year, including the next steps of developing a community college.

VexFest in pictures

The Jambar, Youngstown State University, OH

1 day ago by Brian Cetina, design and photograph editor

Photos by Brian Cetina.

BREAKING NEWS: Man attacks student in possible kidnapping attempt

The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park, MD

4 days ago by Brady Holt

Man attacks student in Lot 1 Wednesday night; University Police send e-mail crime alert

Safety still important as students save on gas

The Lantern, Ohio State, OH

5 days ago by Lauren D. Schmoll

Gas-guzzling SUVs are seemingly becoming more difficult to spot around campus, while parking spots for motorcycles and scooters appear to be filling up quickly. As students search for solutions to save money on gas, many are turning to a two-wheeled variety of transportation.

'Peer pressure' raises local bar prices

The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park, MD

5 days ago by Brady Holt

Owners, city say state officials urged price floor for bar specials

Police probe bar fire as arson

The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park, MD

5 days ago by Brady Holt

Cornerstone Grill and Loft still closed after last weekend's incident

A Guide to: The Red Line


		A Guide  to: The Red Line

The Eagle, American University, DC

6 days ago by Tamar Hallerman

Are you tired of the Cheesecake Factory? (If you aren't, which I know you aren't, there's one of those too, located right by the Friendship Heights Metro station.) Yawning into your Maggiano's minestrone? Weeping while ordering another Domino's pepperoni pizza over the phone? Here is a sampling of the fantastic culinary selection that lies conveniently along Metrorail's red line that will keep you full, enlightened, or at the very least, not bored.

McCain visits football practice

The Parthenon, Marshall University, WV

6 days ago by The Parthenon Staff

The Marshall football team got a surprise visitor Wednesday morning when Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., stopped by Joan C. Edwards Stadium to pay the Herd a visit.

McCain watched practice and also helped by calling three plays for the Herd offense.

Four years can be an eternity for Olympic athletes and fans alike

The Parthenon, Marshall University, WV

6 days ago by Marlowe Hereford

My earliest memory as a sports fan was at age 7, watching the Atlanta 1996 Summer Olympics.

My father, a retired marathon runner, made sure I paid close attention to the track and field events. The word "hero" took on a whole new meaning as I saw Michael Johnson win the 200-meter and 400-meter events and Carl Lewis and Jackie Joyner-Kersee earn medals in the long jump in their final Olympic Games.

A Guide to: D.C. Transportation


		A Guide to: D.C. Transportation

The Eagle, American University, DC

6 days ago by Jen Calantone

If you can't afford to keep a car on campus or really just can't navigate D.C. traffic circles, you'll find yourself looking to use the city's public transportation. D.C. public transportation is surprisingly clean and relatively cheap, considering the high price of gas. Here are some tips for traveling through the city:

A Guide to: Tenleytown


		A Guide to: Tenleytown

The Eagle, American University, DC

6 days ago by Carolyn Phenicie

For those who don't feel like a big night out or who are crunched for time, here's the best of Tenleytown and the surrounding campus. Everything is within walking distance of AU's campus or the university's Tenleytown shuttle stop.

Kent State joins the crowd

KentNewsNet.com, Kent State University, OH

6 days ago by Maria Nann

Kent State is no longer the odd one out.

The university will join eight other public universities in Ohio in offering domestic partner benefits to its faculty.

Communications professor dies during surgery


		Communications professor dies during surgery

KentNewsNet.com, Kent State University, OH

6 days ago by Kristen Traynor

A communication professor with a love of popular culture leaves behind a legacy of lessons for future leaders in his field.

Lawrence "Larry" Hugenberg, professor of communication studies, died Monday of complications during surgery.

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