Tuition and Fees

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# Title Date Summary
151 UNI forms Energy Committee
Northern Iowan 103:17, p.4
An energy surcharge on students has caused energy conservation to be an important campus topic. President Allen formed a broad-based committee charged with educating the community and performing an energy audit, among other duties.
152 "Energy surcharge" took many students by surprise
Northern Iowan 103:3, p.1
Many students were unaware of the energy surcharge until they received their August university bill.
153 Money well spent?
Northern Iowan 102:59, p.6
Writer questions need for trip to Hawaii for two UNI employees in view of recent energy surcharge applied to students fees.
154 Student issues
Northern Iowan 102:59, p.6
NISG president and vice president share concerns about increasing tuition and fees; urge contact with legislators.
155 NISG update
Northern Iowan 102:58, p.3
NISG executive activities noted.
156 Computer fees explained
Northern Iowan 102:51, p.8
Factual information presented concerning computer fees.
157 Computer fees a mystery
Northern Iowan 102:49, p.8
Critical of computer and building fees.
158 UNI students head to capitol; lobbying to keep tuition costs down
Northern Iowan 102:39, p.5
Students traveled to Des Moines to gain support for the Transformation for Excellence program.
159 New bill reducing national deficit puts college students in debt
Northern Iowan 102:39, p.4
Regents universities will lobby to prevent reductions in student aid.
160 NISG president and VP candidates Holly Ross and Brock Toll
Northern Iowan 102:38, p.1
Brock Toll and Holly Ross believe experience and dedication to students makes them good candidates; photo.
161 Regents/legislators need to cut us a break
Northern Iowan 102:30, p.6
Jonathan Whalley feels that the Board of Regents and Iowa legislators are to blame for rising tuition costs.
162 Consolidate loans before it's too late
Northern Iowan 102:29, p.6
C. Victoria Patrick warns students about legislation affecting their loans.
163 Board of Regents approves 4 percent tuition hike
Northern Iowan 102:28, p.1
Tuition increase not as severe as in recent years; photo.
164 Fridays with Koob
Northern Iowan 102:28, p.1
President Robert Koob discusses rising tuition; photo.
165 Regents approve tuition increases for three state universities
Public Relations News Release 2005:0, p.1
Tuition increases will take place at all three Iowa Regents universities next year.
166 Student forum brings legislators to UNI
Northern Iowan 102:26, p.1
Members of the General Assembly talked with students about issues such as tuition and teaching; photo.
167 Koob, Murphy think proposed tuition increases 'reasonable'
Northern Iowan 102:21, p.1
Tuition increases for the next school year are slated to be 5.5 percent, other issues including the selection of a new president also discussed; photo.
168 Ahead of BOR meeting, students worry about money
Northern Iowan 102:21, p.1
Tuition for the next school year is expected to be 5.5 percent higher than this year. With this increase, UNI's tuition will be higher than tuition at the University of Iowa and Iowa State University.
169 E-bills still due Nov. 7
Northern Iowan 102:20, p.3
Students must pay their e-bill or they will be fined and will not be able to register for fall classes.
170 Where does your tuition money go? Who the money is spent on and why it increases
Northern Iowan 101:56, p.1
Information on the breakdown of the mandatory fees is provided; photo.
171 Board of Regents to meet June 13 and 14
Public Relations News Release 2004:0, p.1
Schedule of topics that will be discussed at the meeting.
172 Murphy-Fahmy only qualified candidates
Northern Iowan 101:39, p.9
Urges students to research all the candidates and then support Joe Murphy and Tarek Fahmy.
173 'Northern' creates stigma for UNI
Northern Iowan 101:39, p.7
Feels UNI is at a disadvantage due to the name containing a direction.
174 NISG debate sparks discussion about platform issues, election
Northern Iowan 101:38, p.1
The Political Science Society's sponsored debate of the candidates for NISG election allowed each group of candidates a two minute response to each question along with time for rebuttal.
175 Candidates prepare for next week's election
Northern Iowan 101:38, p.1
Pat Grassley and Kevin Willms' platform includes tuition reform, creating an online classroom directory, increasing attendance at sporting and cultural events, offering alternative book purchasing options, and extending Thanksgiving break; photo.
176 Tuition hikes inevitable unless changes occur
Northern Iowan 101:35, p.1
The Board of Regents is proposing an increase of forty million dollars in state funding over the next four years for the three state universities.
177 Panther Prowl winner
Northern Iowan 101:26, p.1
Sophomore psychology major Ashley Charmichael wins the free semester tuition prize from the Panther Prowl promotion; photo.
178 Tuition increase may prevent future double-digit raise
Northern Iowan 101:25, p.4
The three state universities will see a roughly 4% increase in tuition in exchange for rates to increase along with the Higher Education Price Index in the future if bill is passed by General Assembly.
179 Attendance raises significant questions
Northern Iowan 101:23, p.8
Expresses disagreement with the school spirit argument for attending athletic contests and believes money spent by students for the Panther Pass should instead go toward academic pursuits.
180 Board of Regents to decide on tuition increase next month
Northern Iowan 101:21, p.1
Board of Regents likely to pass 4% tuition increase to take effect for the 2005-2006 academic year.
181 $5,000 giveaway
Northern Iowan 101:21, p.4
Thursdaze to give away $5000 for tuition.
182 Student apathy abounds despite important issues
Northern Iowan 101:19, p.5
Republication of an earlier article on how important it is for students to vote.
183 Board of Regents to meet at UNI Nov. 3 and 4
Public Relations News Release 2004:0, p.1
Will discuss enrollment, fiscal report for 2004, Price Laboratory School enrollment, building and remodeling projects, residence report for 2004-2005, and tuition and fees.
184 Lobby for your education
Northern Iowan 101:13, p.1
Explanation of how students can take an active role in working for more state funding for the university; photo.
185 Vote: THAT'S your patriotic duty
Northern Iowan 101:12, p.5
Issues a call for 18- to 24-year olds to vote in the upcoming election.
186 WRC hours cut due to reduced funding
Northern Iowan 101:9, p.1
Wellness/Recreation Center forced to reduce operating hours for the first time due to budget cuts; new hours provided.
187 Enrollment drops, but still above target number
Northern Iowan 101:9, p.1
Enrollment for the fall is 12,824.
188 Regents establish base tuition
Northern Iowan 101:8, p.1
School administrators can then add to the base tuition to accommodate their own budgets.
189 Strapped for cash? Win a semester's worth of tuition
Northern Iowan 101:5, p.1
Introduction of new Panther Prowl program, engineered to facilitate more student involvement with activities on campus in return for the chance to win a semester's tuition.
190 Tuition increases cause enrollment to drop
Northern Iowan 101:5, p.2
Iowa Regents universities are experiencing lower enrollment rates, while state community colleges are enrolling more.
191 Student organization funding $20,000 short
Northern Iowan 101:3, p.4
NISG votes to allocate $20,232 to the Student Activity Accounts out of its own contingency fund due to a budget shortfall.
192 Local Democrats fight for UNI students and education
Northern Iowan 100:61, p.1
Three Cedar Falls area Democrats seeking positions representing Cedar Falls in the Iowa Senate and House of Representatives meet with student government representatives.
193 Tuition Opportunity makes higher education a reality
Northern Iowan 100:58, p.1
The new Tuition Opportunity Program for Iowans seeks to aid low-income families by coordinating scholarships and grants to pay for four years worth of tuition; photo.
194 UNI begins Tuition Opportunity Program for Iowans; pledges assistance to needy students
Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1
UNI coordinates grant and scholarship opportunities to fully cover tuition and related fees for up to four years for financially needy students.
195 Board of Regents to meet May 18 and 19
Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1
Agenda for meeting.
196 NI year in news
Northern Iowan 100:55, p.1
Recap of news stories and photographs from the 2003-2004 school year; photo.
197 U-bills moving to electronic version in August
Northern Iowan 100:52, p.1
Although students will be billed electronically beginning in September 2004, payments will still need either to be mailed or brought to the office; photo.
198 Student activity fee now $190
Northern Iowan 100:51, p.1
Board of Regents approves readjustment of the Student Activity Fee.
199 Omnibus Bill proposes level funding, renovation bonds
Northern Iowan 100:47, p.1
Description of the Republican state legislative plan for the 2005 budget.
200 Not enough time for the 'best years of our lives'
Northern Iowan 100:45, p.7
Expresses concern at the amount of work and responsibility shouldered by college students in order to pay bills, tuition, and loans.