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Architecture building aims for net-zero energy consumption

By By , Staff Writer November 9, 2009

Discussion and planning is under way to renovate the college's building for $15 million and bring the facility to a state of net-zero energy consumption, said Brad Baird, development officer for the College of Architecture and Planning.

Art showcase displays talent from all majors

By By Mandy Loader , Staff Writer November 9, 2009

The U's Office of Undergraduate Studies hosted a student art showcase Friday that offered U students, including those not majoring in art, a chance to feature their work at the U.

One-way mirror to offer counseling insights

By By Katie Valentine , Staff Writer November 9, 2009

The College of Social Work is building bridges through a one-way mirror.

Mentoring program hits ruts in ASUU

By By Chris Mumford , Staff Writer November 9, 2009

Tayler Clough, president of the student government, previously stated that he's proposing a mentor program that would pay U student volunteers to go local high schools once a week to show students how to apply for college, with the hopes that they will come to the U.

Psychology department seeks mothers, children for study

By By Second Byline, Staff Writer November 9, 2009

The U's department of psychology is conducting a study to learn how children talk to their mothers about quarrels with siblings and the effect it has on adolescence.

Macedonian conference reignites feud

By By Michael McFall , News Editor November 9, 2009

On the other side of the world an ugly feud wages between ethnic Macedonians and ethnic Greeks8212;and the feud found its way to the U.

Campus to offer tax-free Apple products

By By Michael McFall, Staff Writer November 9, 2009

The U Campus Store is selling all of its Apple products, including MacBooks and iPods, to students, faculty and staff without charging them any retail tax at the register.

Trustees to meet Tuesday

November 9, 2009

Education emphasisBoard members will vote on a new early childhood education emphasis within the human development and family studies major.The early childhood education emphasis would require students...

Science Day brings potential students, explosions to the U

By By Katie Valentine , Staff Writer November 9, 2009

Hundreds of high school students spent Saturday at a recruitment event with explosions, armored exoskeletons and college advice.

Advances in bioelectronics raise ethics concerns

Cynthia Furse, associate vice president of research and professor of electrical engineering at the U, spoke to students, staff and others about breakthroughs in the field of bioelectronics and the impact that research will have both scientifically and ethically.