Students who study abroad may learn more from different cultures than they do from books.
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Knitting and peanut butter sandwich presentations in Banks Lobby showcased how students embraced the OT principle of learning about others different from oneself.
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Wishing the COM grads good luck, junior Eleni Konstas highlights the achievements of this year's graduates.
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Chilly weather brought students into Blacktop Lounge for a free tye dying event last Friday.
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Almost a decade long, Circle of Friends is coming to a close, saddening many.
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News About Campus
Catch up on the latest news on campus, from finals prep workshops to Spring Weekend events.
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Students are studying stars in return for class credit. Not Justin Bieber or Lady Gaga, but night stars.
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Mediators, team players and motivators are just some of the roles resident assistants play. Many students are eager to fill the parts.
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Fine arts faculty members displayed their many talents to the MU community Thursday, March 25. Exclusive photos and video inside.
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Does it stay or does it go now? Black Top's fate is up to students says school officials.
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March 30, 2010
Catch up on the latest news and announcements for the week of March 30, 2010.
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MU students, faculty and staff helped build homes in the Greater Miami area during spring break. The group worked for four days during the organization's 2010 Collegiate Challenge. Check out the full photo gallery.
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Ten cents per pound? Sounds like a deal. That's how much the class of 2013 will be raising for every pound of clothes donated to the less fortunate.
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Prudence Bushnell, CEO of Sage Associates, and guest speaker for the 84th annual Commencement ceremony will along with Stanley M. Dudrick, M.D., and artist Christopher Ries of Tunkhannock, Pa., receive honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degrees.
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The bright green seats are empty, pool tables are bare and foosball men aren't spinning. These facts leave officials wondering where the student interest is for the Banks Student Recreation Center.
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Credit limits places in May of 2009 are still unknown, many limitations concerning college students and those under the age of 21.
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A Haiti relief program shows students how to take everything one bead at a time. Take part by buying a bracelet in the lobbies of Banks and Insalaco this week.
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Local Hazleton business owner offers help to newcomers, in order to strengthen the changing community.
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Bored? Nothing to do on campus? Staff members are fighting with low attendance and low interest with programs.
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A circle has no end, goes the rhyme, but sadly this will be the last semester for the Circle of Friends, a seven year pilot program at MU.
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MU was a "winter wonderland" last week, but thanks to MU staff, students were kept safe and warm.
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Students took a walking tour of historic Harlem and discovered the present day low crime, renaissance reality.
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While we've all heard the trick about imagining the audience in their underwear, students in the new the public speaking courses are learning more effective tricks to becoming effective speakers.
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What does the Super Bowl, a knitted hat, grocery bagging, and $200 worth of hands have in common? Find out how all four played into MU student efforts to raise money for Haiti.
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TV, Stars, and New Digs
The Highlander staff wants you to find out firsthand about the all the exciting developments, awards and changes for MU Communications Department. By following this blog you'll be staying in the know as to when all the communications department's creative ideas become reality.
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You might have noticed some changes, starting with the Student Recreation Center, at the start of this semester, but that's just the first of the bold new changes for Banks Student Life Center.
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Campus safety hears student concerns, cracking down on crime with new measures.
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Senior Cougars are on the prowl for freshmen, sophomores, juniors, anyone young enough to fill their eco-concious paws and keep Cougars for Change alive.
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From organization to follow through, MU students are giving more to upcoming service trips and projects.
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Work study students have a less 'tedious' task to submit hours and help save the environment at the same time.
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Prospective employers brought the heat as students went through ring in Insalaco Center. These MU students no longer fear the pressures of professional interviews, and soon there will be more opportunities to ease interview anxiety.
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