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Where the money goes
The collective amount of tuition gathered by the University every year from its students is $57 million. According to the Common Data Set issued by the Office of Institutional Research, an undergraduate student who is a resident of Michigan can expect to pay $5,832 this year for their individual share of the total amount. However, it is not well known how exactly that money is spent. »
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- Campus facilities holds open forum to address snow day concerns
- Program Board establishes new committees, events
- Kappa Alpha Psi sponsors poetry slam in cage
- Where the money goes
- Watchdog organization gives SVSU an "E" in free speech
- Still no plans for regular overnight parking
- Investments stable despite economy
- SVSU groups debate issues
- Police Briefs
- CardMail gets deleted, Zimbra to replace it
- Students demand healthier options
- A closer look
- Valentine's dance takes toll on SA finances
Photos from this issue
Robert Darabos's Untitled-One is displayed in Arbury, across from Marshall Fredricks.
Death or Glory band members (from left to right): SVSU junior Eric Dorcey (bass), Delta College student Jordan Vonzynda (drums) and SVSU sophomore Jordan Wright.
