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Controversy Continues over Pacifica Forum at the U of O
Over 100 University of Oregon students attended the Senate meeting of the Associated Students of the University of Oregon (ASUO) on Jan. 27, when ASUO considered a resolution to urge a conservative community group to stop meeting on campus. More...
Issue: Free Speech and Academic Rights

Multiple Students Claim Faculty Harassment at Portland State
In two recent separate incidents, students reported being addressed inappropriately by faculty members at Portland State University. More...
Issue: Student Governance and Campus Administration

New Mexico Senator Asks UNM to Cut Highest Paying Salaries
In keeping with the ‘chop from the top’ trend at universities around the country, New Mexico State Senator Eric Griego is looking to University of New Mexico’s President David Schmidly to make salary cuts among the 20 highest-earning salaries. More...
Issue: Higher Education Affordability

WMU Launches Eco-thon to Reduce Use of Electricity
This week, Western Michigan University is launching a month-long Eco-thon in its 11 residence halls as part of an effort to reduce electricity usage on campus and encourage more responsible energy use habits among students. More...
Issue: Environment

SFSU Students Rally in Wake of Occupation Hearing
San Francisco State United organizers rallied at San Francisco State University on Tuesday in an effort to draw attention to the students arrested in the business building lockdown Dec. 9 and continue to protest the way the University is handling budget cuts from the state. More...
Issue: Higher Education Affordability

Student Government VP Impeached After Confronting Threat to Student Rights
Northern Kentucky University officials, student government members and members of the Board of Regents are embroiled in a scandal over the impeachment of former SGA Vice-President Dennis Chaney and a recent change to rules governing when and how student work can be published. More...
Issue: Student Governance and Campus Administration | 1 Comments

New Proposal from Obama Administration Could Help Students Save
College students who pursue low-paying or public service jobs after graduation could see their burden of debt from student loans eased under a new proposal from the Obama administration. The plan also seeks to make provide more college assistance and ease the burden of repaying federal loans. More...
Issue: Higher Education Affordability


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