If the program grows and we attract more students we would consider, or the university might consider, letting us add staff.

I know a lot of students who will not attend the university simply for the things they have heard.

Students are the stockholders in the university system and deserve to have their vote count on issues such as taxes on textbooks, tuition increases and funding for different universities.

The university hasn't officially named us a national touring group yet. But as long as we keep getting invited to tour, hopefully we can keep fulfilling those requests.

The First Amendment permits a public university to charge its students an activity fee used to fund a program to facilitate extracurricular student speech if the program is viewpoint neutral,

The question is, what's student services doing to identify ubiquitous, secure network storage for students? Is that something the University wants to do?