Tuition and Fees

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501 Board to vote on tuition hikes
Northern Iowan 86:13, p.1
Increase may be 3%.
502 Last chance to fight tuition hike
Northern Iowan 86:13, p.2
503 Students urged to write to Regents
Northern Iowan 86:11, p.2
Believes students will be denied educational opportunity by higher tuition and fees.
504 Untitled
Northern Iowan 86:9, p.15
Humorous suggestions for alternate uses for tuition and fees.
505 Students: remain attentive
Northern Iowan 86:7, p.2
Urges students to pay attention to major issues: tuition, fees, and elimination of programs.
506 Board of Regents hears students
Northern Iowan 86:6, p.1
Student governments and USI speak to Regents about increased tuition and mandatory health fee.
507 Leaders draft letter to Regents
Northern Iowan 86:5, p.2
Oppose mandatory health fee.
508 Northern Iowan Opinion Poll
Northern Iowan 86:5, p.2
Seeks student opinion on health fee, tuition increase, and Peat Marwick recommendations.
509 Students must be heard by Regents
Northern Iowan 86:5, p.2
Students should let the Regents know their opinion about tuition, the Peat Marwick report, and the health fee.
510 United Students of Iowa
Northern Iowan 86:4, p.7
Sponsoring postcard drive to oppose tuition increase.
511 Students: Unite!
Northern Iowan 86:3, p.2
Urges students to let the Regents know what they think about tuition and fee increases and the Peat Marwick study.
512 Staying healthy may be costly to students
Northern Iowan 86:2, p.1
Students may be paying $20 per semester starting in Fall 1990; comparison of tuition and fees among the Regents universities.
513 Regents threaten another tuition hike
Northern Iowan 86:1, p.1
Lisa Raine cites possibility of 5% increase plus a $40 health service fee.
514 New fee schedule approved; Seven percent increase will occur
Northern Iowan 85:62, p.2
Breakdown of the fee structure schedule.
515 Avenson addresses UNI students, faculty
Northern Iowan 85:59, p.1
Don Avenson explains his ideas about financing education; photo.
516 Bill limiting tuition passes Iowa House
Northern Iowan 85:50, p.1
Would link increases to a particular index of inflation.
517 Students lobby for tuition cap
Northern Iowan 85:37, p.5
USI will lobby General Assembly.
518 Regents approve miscellaneous fees, other business for University of Northern Iowa.
Public Relations News Release 1988:212, p.1
Board of Regents approved set tuition for UNI at $1,810 per academic year and $4,650 for non-resident undergraduates. Course per credit hour has been rasied.
519 Board of Regents approves tuition hike
Northern Iowan 85:24, p.1
Regents increase tuition 7%; ninth consecutive year for increase.
520 Tuition freeze rally planned
Northern Iowan 85:23, p.2
Urges support of tuition freeze.
521 Guest Viewpoint
Northern Iowan 85:14, p.3
A look at recent proposals regarding tuition and fees.
522 Education in Iowa is not big bargain
Northern Iowan 85:13, p.2
Believes students are already paying their fair share of tuition.
523 USI asks for student assistance
Northern Iowan 85:13, p.1
Attempting to raise awareness about tuition increases.
524 Pomerantz addresses faculty
Northern Iowan 85:12, p.1
Regents chair Marvin Pomerantz speaks and answers questions in meeting with faculty.
525 Student fees explained
Northern Iowan 85:4, p.10
Breakdown of allocation of student fees.
526 Students informed of fee
Northern Iowan 84:43, p.2
Will be charged fee for dropping registration to writing exam.
527 Curris discusses Regents seat, financial aid, boiler
Northern Iowan 84:41, p.3
Does not favor a student seat on the Board of Regents; believes tuition is too high; supports higher faculty salaries; opposes so-called "dead week".
528 U-bill change underway
Northern Iowan 84:34, p.1
Automated system should keep billing up to date.
529 Regents approve Northern Iowa public radio translator for Mason City area, fee schedules, receive SBAC plan, other business
Public Relations News Release 1987:225, p.1
The Board of Regents approves licensing for KHKE-FM's translator to be placed near Mason City. Funding for the translator is provided by the Small Business Assistance Center. The Board also approves tuition and fee schedules.
530 Deno; the legend lives on
Northern Iowan 84:23, p.2
Features President Curris chatting with ISU president about tuition increases.
531 Carrillo, Wubben voice misgivings toward Wednesday's tuition hike
Northern Iowan 84:18, p.7
532 Regents pass second straight tuition hike
Northern Iowan 84:17, p.1
Approve 9% increase.
533 ISU challenges UNI in battle over tuition
Northern Iowan 84:16, p.2
Urges UNI students to come to next Regents meeting at Ames.
534 Curris holds open press conference
Northern Iowan 84:15, p.1
President Curris talks about tuition, non-operational fire alarms, and delayed construction
535 UNISA urges students, parents to write Board
Northern Iowan 84:14, p.2
536 Thanks offered to letter writers
Northern Iowan 84:13, p.3
Appreciates efforts of those who wrote to the Regents and General Assembly.
537 College costs raise concern of legislators
Northern Iowan 84:12, p.1
Comments from Wally Horn and Jim Lind.
538 Students must fight tuition increase
Northern Iowan 84:11, p.2
Urges students to write to Regents and legislators.
539 Students are asleep at UNI..
Northern Iowan 84:10, p.3
Sympathizes with recent letter on lengthening course of study, but finds letter a good example of being uninformed.
540 Point Blank
Northern Iowan 84:9, p.3
Looks at effects of tuition increases; unhappy the cross country team uses golf course.
541 Students' appeals ignored
Northern Iowan 84:9, p.2
Unhappy that Regents increased tuition despite students' appeal.
542 Students thanked for attendance at board meeting
Northern Iowan 84:8, p.3
Thanks those who attended Regents meeting.
543 Tuition hike debated at Regents' meeting
Northern Iowan 84:7, p.1
President Curris makes statement opposing tuition increase.
544 Students may sign up for van ride to board meeting
Northern Iowan 84:6, p.9
USI will go to Regents meeting to speak about tuition and fees.
545 New financial aid director urges students to fight tuition increase
Northern Iowan 84:5, p.8
UNISA also considers bookstore referendum, inoperative clocks, and Senate vacancies.
546 Regents consider another tuition increase
Northern Iowan 84:4, p.1
Considering 7.5% increase.
547 UNISA seeks student support to battle proposed increase
Northern Iowan 84:4, p.1
Looking for students who were forced to drop out because of high tuition.
548 Regents boost salaries, activity fees for UNI
Northern Iowan 83:62, p.1
Faculty to receive 12% raise; student fees raised 3.3%.
549 Regents approve UNI business and personnel matters, miscellaneous fees schedule
Public Relations News Release 1987:225, p.1
The Board of Regents discusses renovating the Redeker Center, raising admission fees, leasing university property, and engaging five phased retirement programs. The board also filled the positions of Public Safety Director and Director of Maucker Union.
550 What do you think of the tuition increase? Faculty and staff:
Northern Iowan 83:33, p.7
Faculty reply to the question: "What do you think of the tuition increase?"
551 What do you think of the tuition increase? Students:
Northern Iowan 83:33, p.6
Students respond to the question: "What do you think of the tuition increases?"; photo.
552 Education vital to comeback
Northern Iowan 83:30, p.2
Feels the tuition increase could have been prevented by better political leadership.
553 Student leaders unhappy with tuition increases
Northern Iowan 83:30, p.1
Would like to see more financing come directly from the state instead of from tuition; Regents approved 13% increase in tuition in December 1986.
554 Action against cap, tuition urged
Northern Iowan 83:29, p.2
Urges students to write to the Board of Regents in protest of proposed tuition increases.
555 UNISA opposes tuition increase, supports 4-day economic 'fast'
Northern Iowan 83:29, p.5
556 Students asked to lobby
Northern Iowan 83:28, p.2
Asks students to talk to legislative representatives about a proposed tuition hike.
557 Tuition in Iowa schools 'bound to go up': Curris
Northern Iowan 83:28, p.3
President Curris speaks about tuition, admissions standards, plans for Seerley, Wright, and Latham Halls.
558 Higher tuition, lower aid could cause problems
Northern Iowan 83:27, p.1
Students and officials speculate on impact of proposed changes.
559 Students urged to lobby
Northern Iowan 83:26, p.1
Student leaders offer advice on lobbying against the tuition increase.
560 Students call for state to aid university costs
Northern Iowan 83:25, p.1
Connie Hessburg addresses the Board of Regents.
561 Regents propose tuition increase of 13 percent
Northern Iowan 83:24, p.1
Students react to proposed changes.
562 USI members lobby for educational funds
Northern Iowan 83:23, p.1
Will continue fight against tuition increases.
563 Regents approve new building, adjustment for 'Iowa Penalty'
Northern Iowan 83:15, p.1
Approve $10.2 million budget for Business Building; approve $1 million adjustment for UNI to compensate for its relative lack of out-of-state tuition money; approve $129,000 for Museum renovation; approve selection of consultant to study Power Plant.
564 Branstad: Iowa must maintain, strengthen quality of leadership in education system
Northern Iowan 83:12, p.4
Governor Branstad speaks on role of education in economic growth; comments on tuition; photo.
565 Get money's worth
Northern Iowan 83:12, p.2
Advises students to visit new computer labs on campus.
566 Regents delay tuition discussion
Northern Iowan 83:12, p.2
Concerned about a possible tuition increase.
567 New computer center now available
Northern Iowan 83:9, p.12
New lab in Library has 34 Zenith computers; training and assistance available; photo.
568 Despite increases, UNI still educational bargain
Northern Iowan 83:2, p.4
569 Regents approve UNI preliminary budget, fees
Public Relations News Release 1986:466, p.1
Approved preliminary budget of $55,547,261 for the 1986-87 fiscal year; it is a 4.68% increase over last year; many student fees increases were approved as well.
570 For those who enjoy the pain
Northern Iowan 82:56, p.3
Warns students that the VIC will serve fast food, that the administration will charge them for breathing, and that there will be continuing devotion to issues such as wrestling posters.
571 Regents discuss mandatory fees
Northern Iowan 82:54, p.1
Connie Hessburg reacts strongly against such fees.
572 Students may pay mandatory fees
Northern Iowan 82:52, p.1
Board considering ways to pay back tuition money that was used to cover interest on academic revenue bonds.
573 Tuition surcharge a possibility this fall
Northern Iowan 82:50, p.1
Would help to offset the $3.7 million in tuition used to pay bond service.
574 Fee to fund computers
Northern Iowan 82:45, p.7
Academic Computing Services hopes to use student computer fee to set up student computer lab, upgrade the current central computer system, and use computers to aid in teacher education programs.
575 Tuition surcharges 'likely' to meet debt
Northern Iowan 82:42, p.4
University hopes to keep the graduate program strong; Professor Rider questions priorities in spending.
576 Computer fee will provide more opportunities
Northern Iowa Today 14:2, p.7
$20 per semester fee will begin in Fall 1986.
577 UNISA secretary retains vote
Northern Iowan 82:37, p.7
UNISA passed a bill objecting to tuition increases.
578 Computer fee justified
Northern Iowan 82:32, p.1
University begins to plan for the use of the computer fee.
579 Regents approve computer fee, enrollment cap concept
Northern Iowan 82:28, p.3
$20 per semester fee approved; gives permission to UNI to consider enrollment cap; ElVon Warner to be acting dean of School of Business; David Walker to be acting head of History; approve tuition rates.
580 Who pays?
Northern Iowan 82:26, p.2
Asks that the University make a computer lab for students only.
581 Schedule changes are costly
Northern Iowan 82:25, p.17
Students are charged $5 for a class change.
582 Computer fee proposal outlined
Northern Iowan 82:21, p.1
Fee of $40 per year would bring in over $400,000; half would be used to establish a large general purpose lab; a quarter would be used to improve the Harris computer; and a quarter would be used for an education computer lab; students ask for guarantees.
583 Purchase considered
Northern Iowan 82:21, p.5
UNISA considers purchasing computer equipment; opposed Governor Branstad's higher education budget; asks for guarantees on spending of proposed student computer fee.
584 Untitled
Northern Iowan 82:17, p.3
Shows views on proposed fees and tuition increases.
585 Regents defer action on student fee
Northern Iowan 82:14, p.1
Will be considered at next meeting.
586 Tuition increase above inflation rate
Northern Iowan 82:14, p.1
Pass 6.5% increase; approve capital request for Business Building; endorse Center for Decision-Making Research; photo.
587 Untitled
Northern Iowan 82:14, p.2

Sarcastic suggestion for more student fees.

588 Curris proposes $20 per semester fee
Northern Iowan 82:13, p.1
The president will make the proposal to the Regents; student leaders object.
589 Regents vote on tuition tomorrow
Northern Iowan 82:13, p.1
Proposal is for a 6.5% increase.
590 Untitled
Northern Iowan 82:13, p.3
Asks students to call President Curris and the members of the Board of Regents and give their opinion on the possible tuition raise.
591 UNISA Senate opposes special fee
Northern Iowan 82:12, p.9
Passes resolution against imposition of computer fee.
592 6.5% tuition increase proposed
Northern Iowan 82:6, p.1
Students address the Board of Regents; photo.
593 Students shouldn't pay more
Northern Iowan 82:6, p.4
A look at state educational finances.
594 State underfunds universities
Northern Iowan 82:2, p.1
Underfunding of portion of tuition spent on bonds not funded; may lead to higher tuition.
595 Tuition hike approved
Northern Iowan 81:28, p.5
596 University Blues
Northern Iowan 81:16, p.23
Student buzzes campus in protest of tuition and fees.
597 Regents approve smaller increase
Northern Iowan 81:14, p.1
The Board of Regents approved a 5 percent increase for residents, and 11 percent increase for non-residents in tuition; a percentage point lower than originally proposed.
598 Untitled
Northern Iowan 81:14, p.2
Believes Ted Anderson has students' best interest in mind.
599 The UNI-Dome: Students are paying for it
Northern Iowan 81:11, p.1
Jim Stampp talks about the financing of the Dome; photo.
600 Enrollment drops slightly; tuition to increase again
Alumnus 68:3, p.5
Fall 1984 enrollment is 11,161; tuition will increase 6%.