With Top College Spaces Tight, Women Add Roller Derby to Apps
Posted on Monday, February 6th 2012
by Con Chapman Freelance Writer CROTON-ON-HUDSON, New York. Caitlin Morgan has dreamed about attending Wellesley College, her mother’s alma mater, almost as long as she can remember. “Mom took me there when I was a little girl and I just fell in love with the place,” says the high school junior as she enters the [...]
Backward Types in Demand as Colleges Seek Tour Guide Edge
Posted on Wednesday, January 11th 2012
by Con Chapman Freelance Writer ABILENE, Texas. Ryan Simmons is, to all appearances, a slightly scrawny high school senior with no particular athletic ability, but he’s drawing attention from top colleges across the country as recruiting season swings into high gear. “I don’t know what it is,” says Ryan’s mother, Pearl, a municipal employee. “He [...]
Real World Focused Orientation Program Launches at Bigbad U.
Posted on Wednesday, September 21st 2011
by I.M. Knott-Tawkin Freelance Writer In its continuing effort to prepare its incoming students for campus and the world beyond, Bigbad University has announced a new line-up of orientation activities for the class of 2015. “This program not only reflects the realities of shifting budgets, it also promises to be a lot of fun,” Bigbad [...]
Freshman Worried About Being Late For First Class
Posted on Tuesday, August 30th 2011
by Brody K. Truce Senior Staff Writer With classes slated to begin next Monday at Wyoming State University, one first year student is worried that he will be unable to find his 8 am class. Freshman Brian Jackson of Sidney, MT was overheard in the cafeteria earlier today lamenting his predicament. “This campus is so [...]
New Resident Assistant out 6-8 Weeks After Intentional Interactions on Move-In Day
by Jeremy Sly Freelance Writer First-year resident assistant Gerald Thompson, picked by the Associated Press to be the Breslin University RA Rookie of the Year, found himself the victim of an exhausting amount of intentional interactions Monday. The interactions, deemed “brave, but foolhardy” by university officials, has BU’s Housing and Residence Life faculty worried about [...]
Move-in Bingo. Play along!
Posted on Thursday, August 25th 2011
Admissions Recruits Perfect College Freshman
According to national statistics Cal State-Yorba Linda has recruited the best student in the world. “It’s something we strived to do for years,” said Director of Enrollment Jorge Lee. “We’ve come close a few times but my staff really turned on the jets this year and brought home the big prize – Randall Jefferson.” [...]
Enrollment VP Confident; College Budgets for Between 14 and 651 New Freshmen
Posted on Monday, May 9th 2011
by Schubert Lovenkraft Freelance Writer Despite the growing unpredictability of the freshmen recruitment process, Manley College Vice President of Enrollment Management Rosenfeld Cheeks announced today that the college was projecting a robust freshman class that would exceed expectations in almost every way. “Our new students will be smarter, more engaged and more technologically savvy than [...]
Appearance No Longer a Consideration in Orientation Leader Hiring Process
by Bitsy Carmichael Freelance Writer Institutions of higher education focus on educating students and preparing them for a career beyond the inner sanctum of the classroom, student union and residence halls. Utilizing career services programs and personnel, institutions focus on résumés, interview tips and even professional dress. However, the orientation office at Boxburg University offers [...]
Valentine Special: The Perfect UC Berkley Wedding Gift. Tuition.
by Riley Murray, Freelance Writer, and Leah Wescott Wondering what to get your favorite University of California, Berkley student this Valentine’s Day? Forget chocolates. Try something old, new, borrowed or blue. Some U.C., Berkeley, students have gotten around high out-of-state tuition costs by getting hitched. The Bay Citizen and The New York Times report that [...]


