College Headlines

Playland needs lead, asbestos abatement

The Ranger, San Antonio College, TX

10 hours ago by Regis L. Roberts

Safety and health standards were a lot different in 1940, when Playland Park opened, than they are today.

As a result, the site of the proposed district headquarters needs cleaning up before any demolition or construction can begin.

John Strybos, associate vice chancellor of facilities operations and construction management, said work on the property is still in the assessment phase.

University's dropping credit card convenience fee unfair

Daily Skiff, Texas Christian University, TX

1 day ago by Bailey Shiffler

In an effort to save money, the university is no longer paying the convenience fee for those students and parents who choose to pay their tuition with a credit card.

Parking problem needs attention on, off campus

Daily Skiff, Texas Christian University, TX

1 day ago by David Hall

Although it might rub students the wrong way, neighborhoods surrounding the university have every right to ban student parking during school hours.

The Waves

The Daily Cougar, University of Houston, TX

2 days ago by Bissan Rafe

Students should fight apathy this election

Daily Skiff, Texas Christian University, TX

2 days ago by Bailey Shiffler

As the nation gears up for the climax of a long presidential campaign, it seems that a university campus would be alive with political fervor and passionate debate.

Paternalism revisited

University News, University of Dallas, TX

4 days ago by Piotr Chomicki

The Waves

The Daily Cougar, University of Houston, TX

5 days ago by Bissan Rafe

Senate takes concerns to executive session

The Ranger, San Antonio College, TX

6 days ago by Jason B. Hogan

After a three-hour meeting - and 30 minutes in a closed executive session - the Faculty Senate adjourned with little additional comment to await an Oct. 15 meeting with Dr. Thomas Cleary, vice chancellor for planning, performance and information systems.

The meeting will be at 2:30 to 4 p.