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Leaves falling on campus mean its time for Youngstown State Universitys Greek Life to start planning and building their floats for the annual Homecoming parade.

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Greek Life stays afloat

Construction on Bonaventure Square, a $60 million lifestyle destination development, is set to begin, as originally planned, in spring 2011, Brenda McGee, senior vice president for finance and administration, said. “Bonaventure Square,” will occupy the land of the former Castle Motel on Route 417 in Allegany across from the universitys townhouse apartments

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Plans remain in place for Bonaventure Square

SIU President Glenn Poshard held a town hall meeting for employees of SIUE Friday to inform and answer questions about the universitys budget situation in the Meridian Ballroom of the Morris University Center.Poshard told employees there was no need for furloughs or layoffs this school year, but if the state budget situation does not get better, he cannot say the same for the coming years.

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Poshard reiterates furloughs unlikely for SIUE this year

Several hundred students, alumni, faculty and other members of Houstons KTRU community gathered in the heat of the day 2 p.m. Sunday to protest the universitys decision to sell KTRUs FCC broadcasting license and 50,000- watt broadcasting tower to KUHF.

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KTRU protest draws diverse crowd

Drexel Universitys Residential Living Office will be enacting an overflow housing plan to ensure that all incoming students have a place to live for the forthcoming academic year. Due to a higher ratio of students to occupancy space, University Housing is making adjustments to accommodate all students.

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Incoming class swarms housing

The title of the new exhibit at DePaul Universitys Art Museum – Nomadic Studio – is reminiscent of a vagabond-lifestyle but not all those who wander are lost, according to J.R.R. Tolkiens poem, “All that is gold does not glitter.”

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Stockyard Institute sets up at DePaul’s Art Museum

WARRENSBURG, Mo.– Walt Hicklin, UCMs vice president emeritus of student affairs, was named president of the universitys Board of Governors during a meeting on campus June 17.

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Hicklin becomes president of UCM board