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While the University's undergraduate ethnic diversity has increased over the last few years, several representatives of cultural groups argue that the administration has still not done enough to bolster minority student enrollment. In particular, the Asian Student Association is pushing for more active recruitment of Asians and Asian-Americans.
As Gov. Jim Hunt prepares to leave office in January, environmental activists wonder whether his Million Acre Plan will make it through the upcoming transfer of power.
Hungry but socially minded students convened at the Freeman Center for Jewish Life Monday night to hear Ben and Jerry's co-founder Jerry Greenfield speak on corporate responsibility, the state of global business and the arduous task of selling ice cream during a Vermont winter.
After a long 12 months, the United States Census Bureau has finally agreed to open a research data center here at the University. Data provided by the Census Bureau will be available from the satellite office located in the Social Sciences building. The center will provide access to information which should have far-reaching implications for those researching political science, public policy, economics, sociology and many other fields.
