Tuition and Fees

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# Title Date Summary
201 Library budget proposal looks to student activity fee
Northern Iowan 100:44, p.1
Rod Library seeks to address budget problems by requesting funds from the Student Activity Fee Committee; photo.
202 Platteville slashes out-of-state expense
Northern Iowan 100:42, p.1
The University of Wisconsin-Platteville offers new tuition rates to students from Iowa and Illinois in order to attract out-of-state students seeking professional degrees.
203 Board of Regents to meet March 10
Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1
UNI issues to be discussed.
204 From your senate: learn to lobby for education
Northern Iowan 100:41, p.5
Highlights strategies to use in influencing state legislators to make public postsecondary education a higher priority.
205 NISG President looks back at year's progress
Northern Iowan 100:39, p.4
NISG President Emiliano Lerda's February activities are given; photo.
206 BOR to extend tuition deadline
Northern Iowan 100:39, p.1
Due to inconsistencies in tuition hikes and state funding, the Board of Regents supports efforts to alter the policy in order to make more informed decisions.
207 Oh, what $19 million could do
Northern Iowan 100:39, p.7
Wonders what the university could accomplish if it were granted $19 million instead of having the Regents' budget cut that amount.
208 Students have 'capital' time in Des Moines
Northern Iowan 100:38, p.1
Students from Iowa Regents universities lobby at the Capitol for relief from budget cuts and tuition hikes.
209 Board of Regents to meet Feb. 18 and 19
Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1
UNI issues are discussed.
210 New scholarship programs for out-of-state students
Northern Iowa Today 88:1, p.18
Students may be eligible for Purple and Gold and Legacy Scholarships.
211 Four-year grad rate peaks at 33.5 percent
Northern Iowan 100:24, p.1
Several factors, including increased tuition and lowering of credit hour requirements, have lead to the increase in percentage over the last ten years.
212 Lack of state funding: 'substantial concern' with recent cut
Northern Iowan 100:22, p.1
State funding decreased; Board of Regents voted to raise tuition 8.3 percent for the 2004-2005 school year.
213 Board of Regents to approve tuition hike
Northern Iowan 100:21, p.1
Tuition will go up 8.3 percent next year, which will result in an increase of $403 for resident undergraduates. The total for tuition and fees for a year will be $5396.
214 Iowa columnist favors higher tuition
Northern Iowan 100:19, p.5
Feels comments made by Des Moines Register columnist concerning tuition were unfair.
215 UNI and Western Iowa Tech Community College to host town hall meeting
Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1
President Koob to attend and speak.
216 FYI: Tuition and fees
Northern Iowan 100:17, p.1
Explains how tuition money is spent; photo.
217 Board of Regents approves 8.3 percent tuition increase
Northern Iowan 100:15, p.1
Tuition increase could have been between thirteen and fifteen percent.
218 State legislature not getting message
Northern Iowan 100:13, p.7
Concerned that quality of higher education in Iowa is no longer a priority for the state legislature.
219 Proposal has tuition climbing the ladder
Northern Iowan 100:13, p.1
Tuition and fees are increasing by $471 for the 2004-2005 school year.
220 New building fee will pay bonds for Union, UNI-Dome
Northern Iowan 100:11, p.1
Building fees are no longer included in tuition; students are charged $90 per semester.
221 More credits to equal more cash?
Northern Iowan 100:8, p.7
Disagrees with differential tuition.
222 Iowa universities discuss possible tuition differentiation among majors
Northern Iowan 100:8, p.1
Some students may have to pay more tuition than other students, depending what their major is at UNI.
223 Board of Regents discusses future tuition options
Northern Iowan 100:6, p.1
No tuition increases have been proposed for next year yet; must be proposed by October meeting. The Board of Regents is asking that the tuition increase deadline be open for future discussion since appropriations are not determined until later.
224 Board of Regents to meet at ISU
Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1
UNI issues to be discussed by the Board of Regents outlined.
225 UNI administration to discuss budget issues and university benefits at town hall meeting
Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1
Tuition increases and budget cuts to be discussed in the GBPAC's Jebe Hall.
226 You think you know UNI, but . . .
Northern Iowan 100:4, p.7
Attempts to dispel campus beliefs about budgets, sculpture, the Capstone Course, admissions standards, and parking..
227 Koob out of touch with the needs of student
Northern Iowan 100:3, p.10
Concerned about tuition hikes.
228 States of disarray
Northern Iowan 99:59, p.5
Laments the current money problems in Iowa and suggests the federal government should help.
229 Welcome freshmen?
Northern Iowan 99:56, p.5
Warns incoming students of the realities of campus construction, tuition increases, growing class sizes, and the availability of class sections.
230 Waving goodbye with a classy finger
Northern Iowan 99:55, p.7
Believe the state government is to blame for the tuition hikes that have taken place the last couple of years.
231 NI year in review
Northern Iowan 99:55, p.1
Highlights from the year's big news stories; photo.
232 Grad student invites community to Campanile
Northern Iowan 99:55, p.9
Asks that the university community gather at the Campanile for a silent protest against increasing tuition and budget cuts.
233 Student activity fee will increase in Fall '04
Northern Iowan 99:52, p.1
An increase of $88 will bring student activity fees to $190 for the 2004-2005 academic year.
234 Board of Regents nudges fees, boosts room and board
Northern Iowan 99:50, p.1
Iowa Board of Regents approved increases in certain non-mandatory student fees, parking stickers, and meal plans.
235 Board of Regents meeting at UNI April 10
Public Relations News Release 2002:436, p.1
Docket items are listed for the next Board of Regents meeting.
236 UNI students travel to State Capitol to ask for support
Public Relations News Release 2002:401, p.1
UNI students participated in lobbying efforts at the Capitol in Des Moines; students are listed.
237 Lobbying effort will continue, Wed. considered success
Northern Iowan 99:42, p.1
Several UNI students participated in lobbying effort in Des Moines to press for student issues; photo.
238 NISG statewide lobbying day set for March 5
Northern Iowan 99:40, p.1
NISG hopes to take at least fifty-five students to Des Moines to lobby for student issues, including rising tuition; photo.
239 Dealing with high-dollar tuition
Public Relations News Release 2002:328, p.1
Advice will be offered for how to deal with higher tuition costs.
240 NISG rallies students to fight tuition hikes
Northern Iowan 99:35, p.1
NISG and other students will travel to Des Moines on March 5 to lobby for student issues; photo.
241 NISG spring 2003 lobbying campaign; important facts and statistics
Northern Iowan 99:35, p.6
Key messages to the state legislature and supporting statistics are posted concerning recent tuition increases.
242 Panther Pass swells to include GBPAC
Northern Iowan 99:34, p.1
Proposed ten dollar increase in cost of mandatory Panther Pass will provide students with benefits at GBPAC; photo.
243 Student voices
Northern Iowan 99:34, p.9
Students respond to the question: What do you think about the mandatory Panther Pass being raised $10; photo.
244 Editor responds to half-court shocker
Northern Iowan 99:33, p.20
Comments on making a half-court shot for a semester of tuition and sends thanks to those involved.
245 Board passes tuition increase; lack of acceptable alternatives made for little doubt in proposal's passage
Northern Iowan 99:23, p.1
By a vote of 7-2, the Iowa Board of Regents voted to increase tuition by 17.6 percent for next year; photo.
246 Tuition increase approved by Board of Regents
Northern Iowan 99:22, p.1
Board of Regents passed a tuition increase of 19.1 percent for next year.
247 Board of Regents meeting at ISU Nov. 13-14
Public Relations News Release 2002:195, p.1
Docket items are given for the Board of Regents meeting.
248 Sarcastic commentary on apathy
Northern Iowan 99:16, p.10
Criticizes the student body for their lack of interest in issues such as tuition and the conflict in Iraq.
249 Encouraged by students finding a voice
Northern Iowan 99:16, p.9
Praises those students who participated in the protest against the tuition hikes, and offers suggestions for taking it further.
250 Serendipity Safari
Northern Iowan 99:16, p.9
Features the Board of Regents striking indifferent students with a sledgehammer, representing the effect of the proposed tuition hike on students.