The Triangle, Drexel University, PA
14 hours ago by Alysson Cwyk
Every year, Drexel students repeatedly excel in academia-related competitions around the world, but this summer, one music industry junior has rocked-literally. Singer/songwriter Jonah Delso won a contest to open for the popular British group Coldplay July 25 at Philadelphia's Wachovia Center.
The Triangle, Drexel University, PA
13 hours ago by Marshall Fleming
Drexel University will soon complete a project that will upgrade its wireless network across its main campus.
Aruba Networks was selected to take on the project that will fully upgrade DragonFly, Drexel's wireless network, for the first time since 2004.
"Last year we knew we would be starting the replacement cycle," Ken Blackney, associate vice president of IRT, said.
The Triangle, Drexel University, PA
16 hours ago by Brett Fischer
Very rarely has the Final Fantasy franchise ever created a game that was a disappointment, but one of the worst video games ever created in the franchise was "Chocobo's Dungeon 2" for Playstation.
Even though it was not too terrible of a play, Final Fantasy games are of another breed, and always lend themselves to high expectations.
The Daily Pennsylvanian, University of Pennsylvania, PA
18 hours ago by Alyssa Schwenk
Although it has only been three weeks since new Dean of Admissions Eric Furda took over, changes are already evident in the Admissions Office.
Furda, who began July 1, appointed two new vice-deans to serve as his seconds-in-command and has "restructured" the department to be more streamlined and efficient, he said.
The Daily Pennsylvanian, University of Pennsylvania, PA
18 hours ago by Lara Seligman
A fire broke out at 4044-46 Walnut St. on Saturday evening, causing no injuries but displacing three Penn students.
According to Director of Operations and External Affairs at the Division of Public Safety Stefanie Cella, the cause of the fire has yet to be determined.
The Daily Pennsylvanian, University of Pennsylvania, PA
18 hours ago by Neil Fanaroff
Throughout his lifetime, Walter O'Malley was a trailblazer. And now, even after death, he continues to be a pioneer among his kind.
As owner of the Dodgers, he was instrumental in bringing baseball to the West Coast. And now, with his induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday, he becomes the first Penn alumnus ever to be enshrined in Cooperstown.
Brown Daily Herald, Brown University , RI
4 days ago by Erin Frauenhofer
The best gymnast in Brown's history will be heading to Beijing this summer. USA Gymnastics announced Thursday that Alicia Sacramone '10 has been chosen as one of six athletes who will compete for the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team for women's gymnastics.
Brown Daily Herald, Brown University , RI
4 days ago by Emmy Liss
Jacob Izenberg '08 always wanted to go to medical school, but first he planned to take a year off and hoped to live in a foreign country. He found "the ideal way to go abroad," he said - a Fulbright grant. Izenberg is one of 21 recent Brown graduates to receive a Fulbright scholarship this year.
Brown Daily Herald, Brown University , RI
4 days ago by Marielle Segarra
The Providence Preservation Society has placed three historic Angell Street buildings at the top of its annual Most Endangered Properties List.
The Post - Brown Daily Herald, Brown, RI
2 days ago by matt hill
You'll hear it - or at least
think it - a hundred times:
You're at a crossroads in your
life. Childhood has ended;
adulthood is setting in. College
is where you'll find yourself,
where you'll meet the
best friends you'll ever make,
where you'll have the best
time of your life - and then,
when it's over, you'll venture
into "the great abyss.
The Post - Brown Daily Herald, Brown, RI
1 day ago
Riding a bike. Driving. Sky
Diving. Kissing. Drinking. Piercing.
Sex.
What do these activities have
in common? Importance of epic
proportions is placed on the First
Time. It's an
importance so
huge, it even
comes with its
own capital letters.
The First
Time phenomenon
for sex is
surely the biggest of them all.
The Post - Brown Daily Herald, Brown, RI
1 day ago by matt hill
summer, you'll see construction
everywhere. Dump
trucks and caution tape line
the streets, and along every
fence there's a banner reading
"Building Brown." It's
a process that goes faster
during dog day afternoons,
when the Quad's taken up
mainly by high school students
and the streets are devoid of
Brunonians, but it's one that
continues throughout the year
- not just behind closed-off
streets, but also closed doors.
Northeastern News, Northeastern University, MA
2 days ago by Michele Richinik
Northeastern officials have withdrawn four students from a program in New Jersey, following an incident in which two of the students were dressed like members of the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) on July 6 by paramedics affiliated with the program.
The students alleged to university officials that they were forced by paramedics from Newark's University Hospital, which is operated by the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ), to dress in white sheets to echo the attire worn by KKK members, said Jim Chiavelli, interim director of communications.
Northeastern News, Northeastern University, MA
1 day ago by Matt Collette
Monday, July 30
9:30 a.m.
Staff at Snell Library reported that a man, who has no university connection, was viewing pornographic websites on a library computer. Northeastern University Division of Public Safety (NUPD) officers escorted the man, who signed himself into the library as a guest, off campus and issued him a trespass warning.
Northeastern News, Northeastern University, MA
2 days ago
What ever happened to the concept of getting what you pay for? When it comes to my study abroad experience at Goldsmiths, University of London, I couldn't tell you. By the time we returned to the United States, each of us were left wondering, "What exactly did Northeastern do with all my money?"
I studied at Goldsmiths during the spring semester, and was charged the typical study abroad fee for all programs.
The Torch Online, Saint John's University New York, NY
4 days ago by Aliza Moorji, Copy Editor
Congratulations graduates of 2008! You have completed four years of high school with all the exams, pressure of doing well on SAT's and choosing the best college.
But now it's time to start a new chapter in your life: the next four years of college in which you will grow into a young mature adult and learn to be independent, have a little more freedom and really get to know yourself better as you grow.
The Torch Online, Saint John's University New York, NY
3 days ago
Students here at St. John's have been complaining about the lack of campus life for the past few years. Residents say that the campus dies each weekend, forcing them to go elsewhere to have some fun on days off.
Sure, it gets quiet here on weekends, and perhaps more could be done by the University to foster life here on campus.
The Torch Online, Saint John's University New York, NY
4 days ago by Katie Beckmann, Staff Writer
Men's basketball head coach Norm Roberts
announced early this month the signing of 7-foot-1 English center Phil Wait to a national letter of intent. Wait, who will join the Red Storm for the upcoming season, is the third edition to this year's incoming class.
The Heights, Boston College, MA
4 days ago by Jennifer Roach
The Boston College community has seen its list of high profile guests make a stop on campus, but none possessed a presence as persistent and simultaneously down-to-earth as legendary newsman and NBC News Washington bureau chief Tim Russert.
His passing comes only a few weeks after his last visit to campus, when his son Luke, BC '08, graduated.
Vice President and Special Assistant to the President Rev. William Neenan, S.J., recalled a conversation he had with Russert during a reception at the Jesuit's Roberts House on campus that same day.
"He assured us that even though Luke was graduating, he would stay continuously involved in the life of BC," Neenan said.
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