There’s only one place at the U where someone can put liquid nitrogen into a trash can full of 1,000 ping pong balls and watch it explode: The American Chemical Society.
Started by transfer students...
You’ll soon be able to grab a bagel and a cup of brew at the new Einstein Bros Bagels in the Union.
The eatery is scheduled to open Friday, Oct. 17, over Fall Break. Kim DiNardo, marketing manager...
We’ve all been there: sitting in a classroom, violently jotting down notes, only to go home and realize no information was retained. To complete the week’s homework without utilizing professors’...
Members of One Love are chomping at the bit to hit the slopes this winter.
One Love, a club for student skiiers and snowboarders, provides access to resources for students interested in winter...
America has a money problem.I’m not talking about the nearly $18 trillion owed in federal debt or the fact that we’ve been in a budget deficit since the early part of Bush Jr.’s presidency....
There’s a showdown on campus between the humanities and the sciences.
Few programs at the U manage to close this gap with studies actively integrating technology, engineering and mathematics...
The new business loop parking garage is different from most. Instead of a top level of parking, it will have a soccer field.
The field will be managed by the U’s intramural program for student...
K-UTE, the U’s campus radio station, spent Friday trying to engage new and potential listeners as part of a nationwide effort on College Radio Day.
Jacob Striejewske, director of recruiting and...
When you think of square dancing, you might think of older individuals wearing cowboy hats and moving about the room as a band leader calls out instructions over a microphone. And though it’s true...
That special time of Fall Semester is fast approaching, and students are beginning to feel the burdens of their courses as the first test of academic mettle slowly materializes in the temporal plane: MIDTERMS....
