Middle Campus News Today

Colgate University held its annual Thought Into Action Showcase on Saturday, April 6. Run by Colgate’s Entrepreneurship and Innovation Department in coordination with other university departments, the event gave students and alumni an opportunity to present the entrepreneurial endeavors that they have developed through Colgate’s Thought Into Action (TIA) program. The event began with the...

Colgate University is soon to begin a number of major development projects that, in addition to upgrading landscaping, aim to improve access in and around campus. These projects include the creation of Peter’s Glen, a revitalized pathway through the developing Middle Campus that will lead into an improved plaza at the current Frank Dining Hall...

The Board of Trustees returned to campus from Thursday, Sept. 28, to Saturday, Sept. 30, to meet and examine Colgate University’s future goals, including those outlined by the Third-Century Plan. Chair of the Board of Trustees Michael J. Herling summarized the Board’s discussions in an email sent to faculty, staff and students on Oct. 5....

The early shape of the Benton Center for Creativity and Innovation is forming as the first major construction initiative of the Middle Campus project of the larger Third Century Plan materializes. Concrete foundations are being poured in preparation for steel framework in the coming months. The new academic hub will be home to interdisciplinary academic...

Students at the University of Cape Town protested on Monday night after some received emails indicating their financial exclusion while others were notified they would have to cover the shortfall in NSFAS accommodation allowances.

Students at UCT speak about ongoing protests at the university that have been spurred by NSFAS-related housing issues and financial exclusion.

Day one of the new academic year at UCT kicked off with an SRC announcement that it would be shutting down all campus activities in protest against fee blocks and access to student housing.

University of Cape Town online and face-to-face classes were disrupted on Wednesday when students shut down the campus over registration and outstanding fee debt issues. The shutdown comes two days into the start of the academic year.