While faculty and staff are finishing up online training on discrimination and harassment next week, students will begin similar training. The 40-minute mandatory training session, required for all students, focuses on Title IX and violence prevention.
Since 2011, 100 percent of state higher education operating funds have been distributed among Tennessee's nine public universities according to outcomes.
Following the more sedate weeks of winter break, campus locales such as the bookstore and cafes were busy spots once again with the start of spring classes.
The new Office of Economic Development and Industry Relations pulls together various economic development and company assistance programs, making it easier for external partners to connect to university expertise.
A year after ISU took part in an eText pilot program, ITS academic technologies director Jim Twetten says electronic textbooks still face some challenges.
Student move-in for two new buildings in the Fredericksen Court apartments began Wednesday. With its six-building expansion, the residence department complex added 720 beds to its inventory.
The provost's office has selected the first 22 graduate programs to receive central funding for an additional doctoral student under President Steven Leath's Presidential Scholars program.
There will be plenty of Cyclone athletics action in Hilton Coliseum during the three-week winter break, including men's and women's basketball games, gymnastics competitions and a wrestling match. Ticket specials are available for select basketball games.
