Market Slump Not Projected to Affect School Endowments

Angela Januzzi

August 15, 2007 

The first weeks of August have seen major fluctuation in the stock market. The uncertain daily outcomes of recent stocks, though, leave school administrators to wonder: how will the recent late-summer slump affect their prospective endowments? 

In Higher Demand, But Under Higher Scrutiny:

The Complexity of Offering Study Abroad Programs

Angela Januzzi

August 13, 2007 

Today, the ability to study abroad is now a central priority for most traditional college students. Still, many schools do not offer study abroad programs through their systems, but instead through companies or non-profit organizations.  

Campus Footbaths for Muslim Students Cause Controversy

Angela Januzzi

August 8, 2007 

At schools such as the University of Michigan’s Dearborn campus, where ten percent of the student population is Muslim, over a dozen universities have recently installed bathroom footbaths for their students’ use before prayer.