News topic: Money

Soccer, Clinton make year’s top 10 Soccer, Clinton make year’s top 10
10. Influenza Virus When students returned to campus for Spring semester, they brought with them hopes for a new semester and a new chance at that glorious letter which begins our alphabet and lightens… Read »

Firm donates $500,000 Firm donates $500,000
Representatives from the international accounting firm Ernst & Young, along with the university’s Calloway School of Business and Accountancy students and faculty, gathered for a special ceremony… Read »

Conference asks “Why work?”
How can I make a living and a difference? If I discover my calling will I find a career? Can I be generous with my time without shortchanging my job? How will my decisions shape my profession? These and… Read »

Benson Center Pizza Hut closes
Students entering the second floor of the Benson University Center will notice a change of scenery from now on. The university’s Pizza Hut, located on the building’s second floor, has closed.… Read »

University wins Hoops for Hunger
The university recently won the Hoops for Hunger contest, a competition which pits rival schools against each other to raise food for local food banks. Read »

University receives NSF grant
A grant totaling $596,679, awarded to the university by the National Science Foundation, will fund a three-year project designed to create a network of partnerships among the private sector, nonprofit… Read »

Job market looks bright for ‘08 grads
Employers plan to increase entry level hiring by 11.8 percent in 2008, according to CollegeGrad.com. The increase is the largest projected increase in entry-level hiring since 2005. According to Collegegrad.com,… Read »

Library looks for additional funding to buy books, journals
The Z. Smith Reynolds Library is seeking an additional $1 million for its yearly budget to buy books and journals. Without it, library officials say, faculty and student research could be seriously impeded.… Read »

Campaign raises expectations for senior class donations
The Senior Class Campaign will host a kickoff party for seniors at Freddie B’s featuring free alcohol on a first come first serve basis at 9 p.m. Nov. 15. Read »

Moratorium on new student groups ignites debate
The University Committee on Student Life instated a moratorium on all new student groups and organizations during the summer, intended to last all of this fall semester, but the Student Government Appropriations… Read »