U.S. strikes back in Afghanistan

By Associated Press

American and British forces unleashed a punishing air attack Sunday against military targets and Osama bin Laden’s training camps inside Afghanistan, striking at terrorists blamed for the attacks that murdered thousands in New York and Washington.

Professors react to retaliation

By Becky Hart

The American and British attacks on Afghanistan have UW-Eau Claire faculty and students scared and wondering what to expect next.

Board of Regents increase out-of-state tuition

By Jonathan Gneiser

Nonresident undergraduate tuition was increased an additional 2.5 percent beginning next semester by the UW System Board of Regents at their meeting in Eau Claire Friday.

Regents' education committee shown effects of faculty, student research

By Jessica Bock

Provost and Vice chancellor of Academic Affairs Ron Satz presented the importance and benefits of student/faculty research to the UW System Board of Regents education committee Thursday.

Pay plan less than requested

By Joe Gustafson and Jess Mortwedt

In a measure to save money in the state budget, the Department of Employment Relations yanked 1 percent off the proposed 4.2 percent pay raise plan for unclassified staff in the UW System.

Students share war concerns

Panel discussion will address issues

By Tim Ruzek

Lecture to explain Islamic religion

Continuing Education will also offer one-credit Islamic class later in semester

By Bill Olson

Student organizations work to feed hungry

Campus celebrates week with food drives, fundraising and CROP Walk

By Becky Hart