Arbiter Online, Boise State University, ID
2 days ago
A Slideshow portraying a typical day out floating the Boise River.
Arbiter Online, Boise State University, ID
1 hour ago by CHARLOTTE TAYLOR
Managing Editor
While some Boise State students are toiling at summer jobs or relaxing on the river, Associated Students of Boise State University President Trevor Grigg has his nose to the grindstone. Along with Vice President Joe Bunt and Chief of Staff Cortney Christian, Grigg has spent much of his summer finding ways to improve life for the students of Boise State.
Daily Vanguard, Portland State University, OR
6 days ago by Nathan Hellman
After over 15 months of negotiations and several threats of a strike, Portland State administrators and faculty have reached an agreement on faculty salaries.
The agreement is a two-year tentative contract from 2007-09 that will award the faculty an across-the-board salary increase ranging from 8.
Daily Vanguard, Portland State University, OR
6 days ago by Chelsea Villareal
This Friday, July 18, PSU Alumnus Joseph LeBaron will be sworn in at the Simon Benson House patio at 4 p.m. as the U.S. Ambassador to Qatar.
Interim President, Michael F. Reardon, will deliver presiding remarks while Paul De Muniz (PSU class of '72), Chief Justice of the Oregon Supreme Court, will administer the oath of office.
Daily Vanguard, Portland State University, OR
6 days ago by Melinda Bardon
Self-replicating artificial life is to many the stuff of science-fiction. To some, however, the creation of artificial cells and the opportunity to study synthesized life is another day at the office. Or rather, lab.
Last spring at Reed College, computational mathematics and philosophy major Devin Chalmers watched an A-life presentation on Reed alumnus Norman Packard's Bugs model, and was hooked.
Seattle University Spectator, Seattle University, WA
6 days ago by Mike Baldwin
In past years, prospective freshmen had until mid-to-late summer to make a decision on whether to accept an admissions offer from Seattle U.
This year, those who waited are on the outside looking in.
The university closed its admissions process on May 2 this year, the earliest it has ever done so.
Seattle University Spectator, Seattle University, WA
6 days ago by Mike Baldwin
Seattle U has gone through a significant amount of change over the last five years--and this trend of change doesn't seem like it'll be slowing down in the next five years, either.
Freshmen in the class of 2012 will see a decidedly different Seattle U than did the freshmen of the class of 2008.
Arbiter Online, Boise State University, ID
6 days ago by Colby Stream
Kissing has been banned.
OK, not in this country. But it was once banned in England.
On July 16, 1439, King Henry VI banned kissing in England because he thought it spread disease. Current facts show that he was right about that; kissing can spread diseases.
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