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Three more swine flu cases hit U staff

By By Jamie Bowen, Staff Writer June 22, 2009

The U has reported three more cases of the novel H1N1 virus, also known as swine flu. These three cases bring the U's total to five.

Web site guides students through construction traffic

The U has set up a Web site to inform the public of the regular changes of the roads' accessibility.

U athletic department among least transparent, study finds

The U was one of 23 schools that redacted athletes' names from every document requested by The Columbus Dispatch, which sought airplane flight manifests for football team travel to road games, lists of people designated to receive athletes' complimentary admission to football games, football players' summer-employment documents and reports of NCAA violations.

Swine flu confirmed in two U employees

Two Housing and Residential Education employees have been confirmed to have the H1N1 virus, otherwise known as the swine flu.

Business school to see new real estate degree

The master's program brings together the finance department, the architecture and planning department and will eventually integrate other departments at the U, including geography, engineering and the law school.

U grad to lead College Republican National Committee

U alumnus Zach Howell has been chosen as the chairman of the College Republican National Committee.

U doc promotes organ donation in race across country

U transplant physician Terry Box will be participating in one of the most rigorous bicycle races in the world: the 2009 Race Across America. He and seven fellow friends and physicians plan to bike the more than 3,000-mile route from Oceanside, Calif., to Annapolis, Md., in less than 12 days with the goal of promoting organ donation and transplantation.

Muslim students rate Obama’s Cairo speech positively

By By Jamie Bowen, Staff Writer June 12, 2009

Many Muslim students at the U had the opportunity to listen, watch or read President Barack Obama's address the Muslim world at Cairo University on June 4. And the overall reaction is positive.

Trustees postpone approval of Publications Council budget

June 11, 2009

Board chairman Randy Dryer said he thinks it's too early to approve the budget, which has been revised many times because of the council's financial problems.

New dean chosen for College of Social and Behavioral Science

By By Andreas Rivera, Staff Writer June 10, 2009

David Rudd, a professor in psychology and psychiatry at Texas Tech University, will become the deanon July 1.

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