by Andreea Nedelcu in News
Where were investigative journalists before the United States invaded Iraq on March 10, 2003?
The celebrated journalist, author, historian and editor of The New Yorker, David Remnick, addressed the question when he delivered a lecture on "Investigative Journalism and the Free Press" last week in Wilson Auditorium.
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by Miruna Seitan in News
A Starbucks coffee shop is close to becoming a reality on this campus, on the lower level of the Student Union Building (SUB), starting with the Fall '07 semester, according to Andrew Restivo, Student Government president. Many students say they're thrilled.
Eritrea struggles to resolve conflict
by Andreea Nedelcu in News
As part of Fairleigh Dickinson University's UN Pathways Lecture Series, Araya Desta, the Permanent Represen-tative of Eritrea to the United Nations, spoke last night on conflict resolution in the region of Eritrea at the Metropolitan Campus.
"Eritrea firmly believes that, in a matter of conflict resolution, the parties must negotiate faithfully and, once the agreement is signed, the parties must act in good faith to insure its full implementation," said Ambassador Desta.
by Nancy Morehouse in News
For the first time in 16 years, the president of Fairleigh Dickinson will teach a course next semester. It also will be the first time J. Michael Adams will be teaching since he became president eight years ago.
Adams will co-teach Globalization and World Citizenship with Angelo Carfagna, FDU's director of Communications.
by Miruna Seitan in News
A group of students from the Global Scholars program plan to open a chapter of Amnesty International on the Metropolitan Campus starting next semester.
"We want Amnesty Inter-national to be a campus-wide organization and make everyone aware of this group," said Megan Wilder, one of the two presidents of the future group.
by Chioma Onyewuchi in News
o the University Honors Program revealed that the program is continuing to expand on the Metropolitan Campus.
Twenty-eight inductees were introduced into the prestigious academic program on Nov. 2 at the annual Provost's Reception held in the Rutherford Room.
by Chioma Onyewuchi in News
Students from a number of organizations displayed a wide range of talents at "The Showcase" that was staged last week in the cafeteria.
Six organizations came together to participate in the event under the auspices of The Inspirational Gospel Ensemble (IGE) headed by Keywaun Caulk.
