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RUTGERS STATE UNIVERSITY-NEWARK CAMPUS NEWSRutgers-Eagleton Poll: Obama Continues to Rise in New Jersey; Christie Ratings Relatively UnchangedPresident Obama’s popularity and job performance grade continue to improve in New Jersey, extending a trend that began in October, according to a new Rutgers-Eagleton Poll. RUTGERS STATE UNIVERSITY-NEWARK CAMPUS NEWSCellular Pioneer Knew Technology Would Be Important, but Never Imagined Billions of Users, Mobile InternetRutgers alumnus, Wireless Information Network Laboratory advisor Richard Frenkiel co-wrote 1966 system plan that kicked off cellular mobile communications, now used by six billion people worldwide. RUTGERS STATE UNIVERSITY-NEWARK CAMPUS NEWSWeight Stigma, Regardless of Actual Weight, Can Make You SickDoctors and nutritionists generally agree that obesity increases the risk of heart attack and stroke and other health problems. But research by Janet Tomiyama suggests that the social stigma attached to being overweight also can make people sick. ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY NEWSEducating Illinois seeks student opinions at forumCampus Educating Illinois held an open forum Tuesday to allow students to share their opinions on the current status of ISU, as well as possible changes that could be made in the future. ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY NEWSFriday Night Live with the Black Actors GuildCampus The School of Theatre's Black Actors Guild will present "The Mystical Willie Lynch: A Musical, Poetic, and Mental Exploration" at Milner Library's Friday Night Live on Friday, Feb. 24. ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY NEWSBlo-No ranked second best city for singles in U.S.Campus Bloomington-Normal was recently ranked the second best city in America for singles based on income, living costs, unmarried households, and entertainment costs. ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY NEWSISU alumni create virtual coach to help businessesCampus Three 2011 ISU graduates created virtual business called Coach Charles to help others launch new businesses. ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY NEWSChicago voter registration lowest since 1942Campus The Chicago Board of Election Commissioners recently announced the number of registered voters in the city is at its lowest on agency records, which spans 70 years. MONMOUTH COLLEGE NEWS'Fantastic' newsHarrison's scholarly article published in Journal of the Fantastic in the Arts MADONNA UNIVERSITY NEWS[Women's Basketball] Women's Basketball Set To Begin WHAC Title Quest Thursday At UNOHLAFAYETTE COLLEGE NEWSBaseball: Lafayette vs VMI , 02/24/12 3:00 PM ETLafayette @ VMI. Lexington, Va. LAFAYETTE COLLEGE NEWSMen's Tennis: Muhlenberg vs Lafayette , 02/24/12 7:00 PM ETMuhlenberg @ Lafayette. Easton, Pa. LAFAYETTE COLLEGE NEWSWomen's Lacrosse: Lafayette 18 vs Wagner 7, (F)Lafayette @ Wagner College. Staten Island, N.Y. LAFAYETTE COLLEGE NEWSMen's Basketball: Colgate 67 vs Lafayette 84, (F)Colgate @ Lafayette. Easton, Pa. LAFAYETTE COLLEGE NEWSWomen's Basketball: Lafayette 60 vs Colgate 69, 02/22/12 7:00 PM ETLafayette @ Colgate. Hamilton, N.Y. BETHEL COLLEGE NEWS[Track & Field] Track Teams Gear Up for NAIA Indoor Nationals in OhioThe Bethel College men's and women's track and field program is gearing up for the NAIA Indoor Nationals Championships to be held in Geneva, Ohio on March 1-3. Coming off a very impressive Indoor season, the Pilots will be represented by ten women and five men at the Championships. BETHEL COLLEGE NEWS[Women's Basketball] "Bombs Away" as Lady Pilots Advance with Win Over Mount Vernon ...Nobody ever said the Lady Pilots were gun-shy and they proved it Tuesday night, hoisting up 30 trifectas on the night and connecting on 12 on their way to a 73-60 win over Mount Vernon Nazarene University in the opening round of the Mid-Central College Conference Tournament at the Wiekamp Center. Bethel trailed early in the game by four points 11-7 before stepping on the pedal and going on a 9-2 run to give them a lead they would never relinquish. Junior guard Chrissy Hooks was the spark in the first half for BC, coming off the bench and scoring eight points in eight minutes of action in the opening stanza as Bethel took the lead into the intermission 31-24. FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY NEWSStudents prepping for 2012 Food Network South Beach Wine & Food FestivalArts and Culture Eighty students from FIU’s Chaplin School of Hospitality & Tourism Management (CSHTM) were at the Miami Beach Convention Center Feb. 22, prepping for tomorrow night’s Moet Hennessy’s The Q and Moet Hennessy’s The Q After Dark. These students are just a few of the small army (nearly 1,000) who volunteer [...] FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY NEWSAndy Warhol: Has it been 25 years?Arts and Culture In this edition of Campus Voices, FIU News asked Carol Damian, director and chief curator of The Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum, to reflect on Andy Warhol’s legacy on the 25th anniversary of his death. Andy Warhol died 25 years ago today, Feb. 22., at the age of 58 [...] FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY NEWSCampus Voices: I’m on the SoBe listIn the World Public relations junior Nicole Garcia is among the 30 recruits from the School of Journalism and Mass Communication (SJMC) who will volunteer at the Food Network South Beach Wine & Food Festival Feb. 23-26. As usual, the event will serve as a learning ground for approximately 1,000 FIU Panthers. This [...] HIRAM COLLEGE NEWSHiram’s Johnson Lectures in GermanyDr. Jason Johnson, Scholar in Residence at Hiram’s Garfield Institute for Public Leadership will take American politics “on the road” to Europe February 25-March 5 in a series of lectures on the American political system, Presidential campaign and African-American political landscape hosted by the U.S. State Department. Johnson, an author, and frequent commentator on American [...] HIRAM COLLEGE NEWSWomen’s Basketball Ends Season With Loss Against Kenyon College in NCAC QuarterfinalsGAMBIER, OHIO – The Hiram College women’s basketball team was defeated by Kenyon College, 69-52, tonight (Tuesday, Feb. 21) in a quarterfinal game of the 2012 North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament in Gambier. [Game Stats] With the loss, the Terriers end their season with a 9-17 overall record. The Ladies improve to 19-7 overall and [...] HIRAM COLLEGE NEWSMen’s Basketball Falls to Ohio Wesleyan University in NCAC TournamentDELAWARE, OHIO – The Hiram College men’s basketball team and Ohio Wesleyan University combined to score 182 points, but it would be the Terriers who would come out on the losing end of a 96-86 decision tonight (Tuesday, Feb. 21) in a quarterfinal game of the 2012 North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament in Delaware. [Game [...] HIRAM COLLEGE NEWSFireside Chat – Feb. 22Fireside Chat – The Power of Love! With Alka Subramanian, Founder, Power of Love Foundation Sponsored By: Center for Integrated Entrepreneurship When: 7 p.m., Feb. 22, 2012 Where: East Hall Forum Come hear Alka Subramanian, the founder of the Power of Love Foundation, speak about her experiences with founding her own organization. The Power of [...] HIRAM COLLEGE NEWSOlin to Attend Frye Leadership Institute 2012Jessica Olin, Information Literacy/Instruction Librarian at the Hiram College Library, has been accepted to the prestigious Frye Leadership Institute 2012. According to their materials, “Frye engages leaders who seek to further develop their skills for the benefit of higher education.” The institute is a cooperative effort between Educause, a nonprofit organization that promotes and focuses [...] GORDON COLLEGE-GA NEWSRecital Series Presents Violinist David CoucheronNews GORDON COLLEGE-GA NEWSGordon Student Nurses Sponsoring Blood DriveArchives UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES NEWSUCLA engineers create cell phone-based sensor for detection of E. coliThe lightweight, inexpensive cell-phone attachment can quickly find evidence of the dangerous bacterium in food and water samples. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES NEWS'Second Skins,' featuring painted barkcloth from Africa, New Guinea opens at Fowler April 1Intricately decorated Ömie and Mbuti barkcloths historically created an interface between the individual and the larger social world. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES NEWSUCLA launches new initiative on conflict resolutionChancellor Block will be among those teaching courses, along with mediation experts and professors with opposing views on politically charged issues. |
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