College Headlines

Pushing limits, overcoming tragedy

North Texas Daily, University of North Texas, TX

2 days ago by Jessica Larriviere

By Jessica Larriviere

Contributing writer

Trevor Shockley, a NT master's student, does not hold regret nor grudges despite an accident which left him with a traumatic brain injury.

Shockley was training to race in the MS 150, a 182-mile, two-day cycling tour from Houston to Austin, organized by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, when an accident happened.

Graduates: moments they will never forget

North Texas Daily, University of North Texas, TX

3 days ago

Cruz Cruz

Fashion Merchandising

Ennis, TX

Junior

"I was in a Professor Bayes' promotions class for fall 2006, and my group was working on our final project of the semester, when one of our group mates dropped out. So, it just left me and three other group mates to pick up the slack for our project.

Regents meet, decide on new buildings and facilities

North Texas Daily, University of North Texas, TX

2 days ago by Stan Ascher

The Board of Regents accepted all seven measures proposed at its facilities meeting May 8, including the selection of Jacobs Carter Burgess as the architecture firm to build the Business Leadership Center, construction of new Greek houses and a new addition to the library annex.

Sorority shaves heads for cancer

Daily Lobo, University of New Mexico, NM

2 days ago by Michael Westervelt

Three sorority members shaved their heads, and Alpha Chi Omega donated about $7,000 to help find a cure for children's cancer on Saturday night.

The sorority sisters gave up their hair to benefit the St. Baldrick's Foundation, a nonprofit organization that funds cancer research.

OCU Students to compete in Miss Oklahoma Pageant

The Campus, Oklahoma City University, OK

3 days ago by Amanda Alfanos

Five OCU students will be competing in the Miss Oklahoma pageant this summer.

UNM to curb alcohol spending

Daily Lobo, University of New Mexico, NM

1 day ago by Rachel Hill

The UNM administration has vowed to change its ways after The Albuquerque Journal ran an exposé last month that revealed how much University money is being spent on alcohol.

The Journal's article focused on Marc Saavedra, director of UNM's Government and Community Relations office.

Molly Colvard

The Campus, Oklahoma City University, OK

3 days ago by Amanda Alfanos

The nursing freshman's platform is "Stand Up, Speak Out: Preventing Bullying."

Gun incident just a way of getting people's attention

Daily Lobo, University of New Mexico, NM

19 hours ago

Editor, I've known Kevin Boyar for two years. He collects guns like thousands of people - including me - across America do. He was stupid and brought a gun to school and, therefore, should be punished according to the law. What is unacceptable, and there is plenty that is unacceptable, is that now not only does he and his family have to pay in time and money for his mistake but also become the target of the fanaticism of people here.

Commencement ceremonies to mark semester's end

The Campus, Oklahoma City University, OK

6 days ago

Spring Commencement ceremonies are Saturday, May 10.

College remembers retirees

Silhouette, Garden City Community College, KS

1 day ago by Cassie Glenn

Gordon Gillock:

Years at GCCC: 23 years

What he teaches: Accounting

Awards: I have been nominated twice for Who's Who Among America's Teachers.

Once in 1998 and again in 2006-2007 school years."

Most memorable moment: "I just don't have any "most memorable moment".