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���������������� Moves Forward With Largest Comprehensive Campaign in University History, Endorses Campaign for a New Building for the College of Business Administration

At the ���������������� Board of Trustees meeting held today (Sept.

2017 Open Enrollment and Wellness Fairs Coming to a Campus Near You

All employees are encouraged to attend one of the Open Enrollment and Wellness Fairs held on all ���������������� campuses.

On-Campus Garden Helps Provide Vegetables to Local Students in Need

Sarah Burns, a second-year master’s student in the Nutrition and Dietetics program at ���������������� Un

����������������'s Fourth Annual Water and Land Symposium Focuses on Sustainability and Resilience on the Land-Water Continuum

Keynote speaker extends an invitation to rethink our relationship with water.

���������������� Researchers Study Climate Change in Alaska

Thanks to a $100,000 grant from the National Science Foundation, two ���������������� professors are researchin

2016 Global Cup

2016 ���������������� Global Cup Soccer Tournament

As the Global Cup Tournament moved outdoors this fall, weather interrupts play an

���������������� Mourns the Loss of Brage Golding, University’s Eighth President

The ���������������� community mourns the loss of former university president Brage Golding, Ph.D.

MEDIA ADVISORY: ����������������’s 2016 Homecoming Scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 1

A Homecoming Celebration

���������������� celebrated Homecoming on Saturday, Oct.

9/26- Cunningham Hall Renovation Updates

Work in Progress

• Continue sidewalk pouring and paver’s installation.
• Continue installation of stair treads ADA

9/26- Williams Hall/ISB Construction Updates

ISB

Work in Progress

• Continue the work of water proofing mud mat on the east side of the building, lines 14 to

���������������� Student Earns National Attention for Research about Youth Education in the Democratic Republic of Congo

���������������� global communication studies graduate student Daniel Socha’s research on a non-profit organization’s efforts to support youth education in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) recently caught the attention of National Public Radio (NPR). In May, Socha traveled to the DRC to study and report on Project Kirotshe, a non-profit that provides funding for youth in the village of Kirotshe and surrounding areas to attend school.

Socha’s travel was funded through a fellowship by the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting. He was one of only 31 students nationwide to receive a fellowship to complete an international reporting assignment; the center provides funding for students to report on international issues as part of the center’s Campus Consortium educational initiative. One of the stories Socha developed for his reporting assignment was published on .

“It was awesome to see my article on NPR’s website,” Socha said. “To see my words and to know that I did that – I wrote that – was amazing.”

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