ITGA Campus-Community Connections Newsletters

Article Titles: City of London Talks with YouTube About FOCO; Campus Living: ISU, Private Landlords to Meet Amid Talk of New Housing Project; How Michael Crow Took ASU From a Party School to the Nation's Most Innovative' University; The New 'In Loco Parentis'; Last Call for Cornell-Ithaca Conference

Article Titles: The 2019 Data Digest Survey is Open: Please Share Your Town-Gown Story; Mayor Blasts Western University Over Slow Response to Fake Homecoming; Op-Ed: CU Offers to Partner with City on Critical Flood Mitigation; In Town-Gown Compact, Dartmouth and UMass Dartmouth Strengthen Their Bond

Article Titles: Educated Landlord and Tenant Program Moves Forward in Arcata; James Building Replacement to Provide Bridge Between Town and Gown; City of Bowling Green Loses Dwelling Lawsuit, but sees Win in Big Picture; SAMHSA's Communities Talk: Town Hall Meetings Addressing High-Risk Drinking; Clemson University is a Town unto Itself-Literally, Legally-and It Makes a Difference

Article Titles: University of Birmingham Among 30 Universities to Sign Civic University Agreement to Reaffirm Local Role; What Community College Students Say Impedes Their Progress; Beyond Brexit: How Universities and Companies are Trying to Look Past the Cliff Edge; Town/Gown and MLK Day of Service in Richmond, Kentucky

Article Titles: Call for Nominations for the ITGA Presidential Excellence Award and Larry Abernathy Award; Call for Proposals, 2020 Bids and Early Registration Deadline Extended to February 15th; Keynote Speaker Announced for the ITGA Conference; CU Boulder, City Join Together in Public Art Project on University Hill; Cornell's Office of Community Relations Sponsors a Regional Town-Gown "Drive-In" Conference

Title Articles: CU Public Outreach Gets a New Look; FAU's Owls Care Leader Program Named No. 1 in the Nation; Embracing the Town and Gown Revolution; Rural America's Brain Drain: How Student Debt is Emptying Small Towns

Title Articles: Special Report: Oregon Universities Deliver Big Benefits to Their Hometowns; Survey Part of UVa's Efforts to Improve Town-Gown Relations; SAMHSA's Communities Talk: Town Hall Meetings Addressing High-Risk Drinking; Locals Weigh in on Gov. Cuomo's Proposal to Raise Age for Tobacco and E-Cigarettes

Article Titles: TCNJ Crash: Fatal Head-on Accident Forces Changes at Bar on Campus; Federal Report Agrees Some Low-Income College Students Are Going Hungry; Diversity and Equity Initiatives, Goals Require Re-Examination Over Time: Flier; City of Salisbury Donates Fire Engine to Rowan-Cabarrus Community College; Kindness Project, UCM to Team Up on Saturday Cleanup

Article Titles: The 2019 ITGA City & University Relations Conference; BASIC NEEDS: Committee Cities Progress; Lawrenceville Approves $31M Downtown Arts Center Project; Another N.J. College Jumps into the Marijuana Industry as Legal Weed Looms; Cornell's Office of Community Relations Sponsors a Regional Town-Gown "Drive-In" Conference; MSH's Countdown Calendar Craze

Article Titles: Higher-Education P3s Continue to Gain Momentum; Down with Studentification: How Cities Fought for Their Right Not to Party; Amherst-Area College Students Fight Fire, Forge Bonds; WALK [Wayne State] Case Study

Article Titles: Mayor says Beckley Must Become a Welcoming College Town; Cornell Town-Gown Awards Features Student Engagement; Open Call for Proposals for the 2019 ITGA City & University Relations Conference

Article Titles: Universities Look to Strengthen the Places They Call Home; The ITGA Benefits Ohio State's Buckeye Food Alliance; Philadelphia Launches Push to Get Hospitals and Universities to Buy Local; Research on Tap: Building Connections Within the Stillwater Community

Article Titles: Open Call for Proposals for the 2019 ITGA City & University Relations Conference; At Villanova, a Full-Court Press to Improve Town-Gown Relations; University Fraternities Roll Out Hard Alcohol Ban; Introducing R-PEACE, a New Centre for Engaged Learning on Campus; College Park City-University Partnership Homeownership Program Receives $100,000

Article Titles: SAMHSA Announces the 2019 Communities Talk: Town Hall Meetings to Prevent Underage Drinking; State College Named One of the Best Places to Move to in the U.S.; UVA Created Presidential Working Group to Improve the Relationship Between Town and Gown

Article Titles: The 2018 ITGA Data Digest Informs Members about the Quality of Life in College Towns; SLO Residents Can Now Permanently Register Their Parties to Avoid Fines, Police Visits; Town-Gown Advisory Board Presents New Proposals on Safety, Transportation, Community Relations; What to Do With a Former Sears Flagship? Redevelop it To Anchor an Innovation District; Why Students Jumping Off Roofs is 'A Huge Social Media Thing'

Article Titles: The Scooter Wars of 2018; Study Finds 1 in 5 College Students Reported Thoughts of Suicide; PLCB Holds Annual Alcohol Education Conference on Prevention of Underage and Dangerous Drinking; Colleges Partner with Housing Authorities to Combat Student Homelessness; Thousands of Smiles at CommUniversity Day

Article Titles: Portland State University Launches Centers to Address Homelessness and Smart Cities; 'Inextricably Linked': DeKalb Mayor, NIU President Talk Struggles, Solutions, Goals; Michigan Sets Record for Public University Campaign; Maximizing Success for First-Gen Students

Article Titles: Innovative Opportunity Zone Partnership Between UConn, Mansfield & CERC; Gen Z and Millennials Say There's So Much More to College Than Life on Campus; UC Davis Agrees to Build Housing for Over 5,000 and Will Pay City if it Misses Deadlines; Police Chief Demands Action From Western in Fake Homecoming Fallout; Canadian PSE Institutions Discuss Smoking Plans, Cannabis Policies

Article Titles: Town vs Gown: Is the Student Boom Wrecking Communities?; Villanova Students Treated to Barbecue, Urged to Mind Their Manners; A Seat at the Table; UI Pushing Tax-Incentive Program to Attract Businesses to College Towns; GC Students Launch Campus Kitchen to Bridge Hunger Gap

Article Titles: UM, Harvard to Partner on Detroit Poverty Study, Opioid Crisis; Stony Brook University Invites Neighbors to Campus for CommUniversity Day; Ithaca Named Best College Town in America by Livability; More US Colleges Turning to Restorative Justice in Addressing Sexual Assault; The Best (and Worse) College Towns to Invest in Real Estate

Article Titles: Parents, Greek Leaders Create Anti-Hazing Campaign; Marquette, Near West Side Partners Awarded $1.3 Million from HUD for Economic Development; City of Athens & Ohio University Receive International Award for Outstanding Town and Gown Relations; Queen's University Parties Spur New Policy Requiring Those Charged to Appear in Court; A Record Number of Cal Poly Students will Live on Campus-and We're Committed to Housing More

Article Titles: USC to Sell Students 'Lifesaving' Drug that Reverses Overdoses Without Prescription; College Football Gameday Safety; NIC Fraternities Ban Hard Alcohol in Decisive Action; The Cornell New York State Hometown Alumni Award; 'We Need to Live Together:' LION Bash Brings Students and Locals Together

Article Titles: College Football Saturdays: GovLove Podcast Series; Loyola University New Orleans Ranked No. 1 in the Nation for Town-Gown Relations by Princeton Review; Annual BEAR Walk Aims to Bring Collegetown Community Together; OSU, Stillwater Cracking Down on Underage Drinking; Top 100 College Football Towns in America: No. 3 Austin, Texas; The 25 Most Affordable College Towns in 2018

Article Titles: Innovative Presidents Finding Ways to Use Social Media for Student Engagement; Survey of International Students in Canada; Going to War with Fraternities; Oberlin College to Begin 'Good Neighbor' Service Plan for Students; TRU Plans to Ban Legal Cannabis on Campus; BGSU President, Mayor Plan East Side Walk

Article Titles: University of Waterloo Students to Get Mental Health First Aid Kits This Fall; Business and Engagement for the Common Good; University of Toronto Launches New Innovation Hub; Should University of Iowa Sophomores Live on Campus? Task Force Weighs Pros and Cons; Crowd-Sourced Bus Routes to Expand Into U.S. University Towns