Kresge to be demolished

Law School space constraints prompt tearing down of auditorium by 2011
By Joanna Xu
NEWS| Kresge Auditorium will be torn down in the next two to three years as part of the Law School’s plan to build a second law building in its place.

Residences defaced with hate graffiti

By Andrea Fuller
NEWS| Two incidents, one homophobic and one anti-Semitic, that occurred prior to winter break have sparked police inquiries and condemnation from University officials.

Showerheads spark ire

By Nikhil Joshi
NEWS| The new low flow showerheads that have been installed in many dorms across campus have sparked mixed reactions from students.

GSC votes down making all grads eligible for GO Pass

By Susana Montes
NEWS| The GO Pass for off-campus graduate students is a program that subsidizes train passes for unlimited use of Caltrain.

Vaden expands online services

By Jessica Fishell
NEWS| The beta version of the service launched this past summer as a way for patients to schedule annual exams.

Faculty, staff receive rewards for wellness

By Salone Kapur
NEWS| Kicking off the New Year with a healthy start, the University has created a new three-step program that offers financial incentives for staff and faculty aiming to stay on the path to fitness.