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ASSU defines Honor Code violation levels - Vimarsana News

ASSU defines Honor Code violation levels

The Undergraduate Senate approved a by-law that categorizes Honor Code violations as low, medium or high review stages.

Potential provost: Mississippi State dean third finalist named - Vimarsana News

Potential provost: Mississippi State dean third finalist named

Jason Keith, dean of the Mississippi State College of Engineering, was named the third of four finalists to serve as provost, starting in the summer. Keith will visit campus Monday and Tuesday, participating in a campus forum at 3 p.m. Monday in the Memorial Union Sun Room. Keith earned a bachelor’s degree from the University...

BoV announces interim president, tuition increase, approves budget - Vimarsana News

BoV announces interim president, tuition increase, approves budget

At its Friday morning meeting, JMU's Board of Visitors (BoV) appointed Charlie King as interim university president, presented proposed tuition and fee increases, approved new budget and began the presidential

Campus carry provisions to cost approximately $1 million - Vimarsana News

Campus carry provisions to cost approximately $1 million

Campus carry safety provisions such as metal detectors and storage lockers will cost the University approximately $1 million, according to Associate Vice President of Government Relations Travis Mollohan during a

Projected deficit at U of A to shrink to $52M next year - Vimarsana News

Projected deficit at U of A to shrink to $52M next year

The University of Arizona's projected deficit for fiscal year 2025 is $52 million, with the biggest percentage cut, 28.2%, affecting the UA president's office.

Source: tucson.com