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Financial veteran named as Cheyney VP
Cheyney University of Pennsylvania has announced the recent appointment of Gerald Coleman to vice president for finance and administration.
9, 2006, New York, N.Y. Main American broadcast journalist, known especially for his 25-year association with the televised newsmagazine 60 Minutes .
Looking forward to a new Cheyney
Members from a national advisory team appointed to usher in an era of change at Cheyney University and assist the institution's officials in the development of a new strategic plan, were on the school's campus Thursday.
Cheyney woes tied to unpaid student bills
Much of Cheyney University's financial woes were due to nearly $7 million in unpaid student bills, an amount that has been cut nearly in half the last few months, officials said yesterday.
Cheyney University takes steps toward improvement
Long-struggling Cheyney University is well on its way to digging out of financial problems, and beginning next week, it will get help with its academics from a new panel of prominent national leaders in the work of historically black colleges, state officials said.
College report cites poor graduation performance
It may seem that the area is flooded with college graduates these days as commencement after commencement is celebrated, but it's nothing like it could be, according to a new national report.
Pa. panel rules against state schools' smoking ban
Pennsylvania's 14 state-owned universities cannot bar faculty members and coaches from smoking outdoors on campus, unless their unions agree to the restriction, a state labor panel ruled.
I can't belive you can't pick a better idol. Is he the only Navy seal who went through the training? Big mouth Ventura needs some attention and he gets it because the progresives movement now believe he is credible.
City mourns death of Nate Jones, 72
Friends and colleagues of former school principal and NAACP chapter president Nathaniel Jones are mourning the dedicated and sometimes controversial community activist's death last week at the age of 72.
Schools search for 'agents of change': District needs minority teachers
EACH THURSDAY, they dress to impress, gathering in the cafeteria at Cheyney University for a power lunch of sorts.
Main break cancels classes at Cheyney
CHEYNEY, Pa. - March 25, 2009 - -- Classes are cancelled and the campus is closed after water main break at Cheyney University.
Weekend jottings from a reporter's notebook, in no particular order: Community insurer.
Mansfield's Moore wins freshman award
Mansfield University's Mallory Moore has been named the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference East Division Freshman of the Week for the second time this season.
PASSHE predicts drop in giving
Universities that are part of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education raised a record $52 million in donations during the last fiscal year.
Cheyney is embarrassed once again
I've got to admit, it does look bad. After all, the party last weekend on the bucolic Cheyney University campus was supposed to bring together students from nearby schools.
Cheyney U., embarrassed once again
I've got to admit, it does look bad. After all, the party last weekend on the bucolic Cheyney University campus was supposed to bring together students from nearby schools.
Cheyney Bans Parties After Brawl
A Saturday night brawl at Cheyney University in Pennsylvania that led police to use Tasers and pepper spray to subdue the crowd has prompted university officials to temporarily ban all on-campus parties , the ...
Cheyney parties halted while fracas is investigated
A party at Cheyney University in Delaware County got out of hand this weekend, and state police dispersed the crowd using Tasers and pepper spray, university officials and police said.
Cheyney University fight posted online
CHEYNEY, Pa. - February 2, 2009 -- Officials at Cheyney University are trying to get to the root of a student brawl that someone posted online.
Rendell to boost aid to college students
With Pennsylvania tagged as one of the most expensive states for college and facing a tanking economy that could keep more students away, Gov.