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Number of Bachelor Degrees Awarded in Arizona Exceeds Expectations
FLAGSTAFF (NAZ Today)– State universities are issuing more bachelor degrees than expected.
The Arizona Board of Regents– the governing body of the three state public universities– announced Thursday that the number of students who are earning bachelor degrees is rising faster than what was predicted in ABOR’s Vision 2020 strategic plan. The plan calls for a 50 [...]
Businessman Who Gave $250,000 To ASU Wants It Back
PHOENIX (AP) — A Phoenix-area business leader who donated $250,000 to the Arizona State University Foundation to reward business-college teachers wants his money back.
John Teets, former chief executive of the Greyhound and Dial corporations, alleges the foundation has mishandled his gift. His attorney, Mark Deatherage, said Teets thinks the endowment should have provided $120,000 in [...]
ABOR Discusses Tuition Future Via Teleconference
If you’re paying for a college education here in Arizona, you expect to start paying more again soon.
Last night, the Arizona Board of Regents held a statewide university tuition hearing.
NAZ Today’s Charlie Hicks has a recap:
Phoenix Looks At Buying Land For Downtown Campus
PHOENIX (AP) — A fiscally challenged City of Phoenix is looking to spend $6 million to acquire a downtown hotel for future use by Arizona State University.
Phoenix wants to buy the old Ramada Inn at 401 N. First Street with $5 million left over from a 2006 city bond that was enacted largely to help [...]
Snow storm cancels Ice Jacks series against ASU
Update: It has been confirmed through Flagstaff Mayor Sara Presler that the roof at Jay Lively Activity Center has collapsed. No information about the amount of of damage to the building has been released.
Due to heavy snow and road restrictions the much anticipated series between the NAU Ice Jacks and Arizona State has been cancelled [...]
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