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Construction reaches midpoint
With spring officially past and the summer semester underway, construction season on campus is at its halfway point with the majority of projects on target to be completed by fall. And while there are literally dozens of minor projects around campus completed or near completion, it is the large, costly projects that have garnered the most attention. »
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News »
- Board approves tuition increase
- Rezoning to include Trautner Rd expansion
- Fall payments due July 27 without VISA for first time
- Grounds crew continues campus upkeep
- English professor receives fellowships
- Biodiesel, urban growing to be studied in new greenhouses
- Keeping Busy
- Occupational Therapy transitions to master's degree
- Kochville commission approves first new subdivision in 20 years
- Playground assembly begins
- New Steve & Barry's opens
- Till's life to be honored
Opinion »
- Tuition increase justified; reasons need explanation
- City violence hits home
- Hidden game code leads to unrealistic political response
- Harsher punishment needed for underage athlete drinkers
- It is time to raise Michigan's minimum wage
- Court's ruling on marijuana clarified
- Religiously charged policies unconstitutional, far too prevalent
Photos from this issue
A construction worker paints the ceiling of the rennovated Doan. In the fall it will reopen with all-you-can-eat meal plans. Physical modifications include painted skylights, a new hallway, new seating, and a brick fireplace.
Will Powell, a Mechanical Engineering student, mows the grass in front of the University gateway. The entrance lawn is mowed twice a week by the campus Grounds crew.
