ITGA Dateline Newsletters

Article Titles: New Initiative Expands Commitment to Community Engagement; Orange Looking at How to Curb Chapman Students' Impact on Neighborhoods; Committee Discusses Safety Fee; Discount App Launches in College Park, Promotes Local Restaurants; Scene@CCSU: Town/Gown Initiatives Progressing

Article Titles: Cornell University to Host One-Day Conference on Economic Development; Investigating Sexual Assault, Regionally; Landlord Organization Launches Online Noise Registry for Sandy Hill; GM Joins Car-Sharing Fraternity; Rethinking the Row: What Will Greek Life Look Like in 20 Years?; UC President Janet Napolitano Announces Plan to Add 14,000 Beds to UC Campuses

Article Titles: Tourism: A College Marketing Goldmine; Campus Life: Drugs and Alcohol Rules and Regs at CU; Amherst Economic Development Director to Capitalize on Skills of Local Graduates; Boise State Expansion Plan: What nearby Neighborhoods Can Expect; College Towns Get New Housing, but It's Decidedly Not Dorms

Article Titles: North Carolina Fights Underage Drinking; EdR Announces Two Off Campus, Joint Venture Developments; New UMass, Amherst liaisons Working to Improve Neighborhood Life; College Party Culture and Sexual Assault; Colorado Springs Working with Colorado College to Improve Pedestrian Safety

Article Titles: University, Regional and Local Leaders Explore Research Park Expansion; N.J. College Student's Map Aims to Spur Borough's Economic Growth; Town and Gown Agreement Discussions Underway; Communities Talk: Town Hall Meetings to Prevent Underage Drinking; Grad Student Housing Proposed for Brighton Property; eHub Grows Space for Student Entrepreneurs

Article Titles: New Banner Program to Promote University of Redlands, Local Businesses; City, PSU Approve $600K Land Deal; Enforcement of Underage Drinking Slows During Budget Impasse; Collaboration Celebrated at 2015 Town-Gown Awards; Alumnus Creates Mobile App for On-the-Go Job Seekers; City Weighs Ideas for Reining in Alcohol- Fueled Crime

Article Titles: Communities Talk: Town Hall Meetings to Prevent Underage and High-Risk Drinking; How MPA Programs Can Help Build Town and Gowns; Pittsburgh to Announce Pilot Program to Run South Side Nightlife; University of Maryland Eyes New Fund-raising Record for Big Innovation Plans; Mansfield Considering Further Regulations, Restrictions on Rental Housing; and Mt Pleasant, CMU Protect Off-campus Students at Night with Street Lights

Article Titles: About the ITGA Annual Conference; GW President Steven Knapp Talks with GW families at the Neighborhood Block Party; Norwalk Community College, City's Parking Authority Collaborate to Promote App; Committee Discusses Increasing Student Fees to Replace Fire Station; President at the Party; and Private Investors Planning UB Greek Row

Article Titles: Three Upstate NY Colleges Come Together to Serve the Local Communities; Chesterfield County, VSU Partner to Meet Community, School Needs; U of C Aims to Stop Campus Sex Assaults Before They Happen; Calls for Student 'Levy' to Fund Patrols and Stop Rowdy Parties, Crime and Litter; Boston Sets Record For Housing Completion, Cities Universities; and Students Voice Their Concerns at First Town Hall Meeting

Article Titles: How an Urban University Police Department Changed Its Culture; Pa.'s College Towns Capitalize on the Knowledge Economy; What a Bike-Crazy California Town Can Teach Us About Car-Free Cities; Hamden Mayor Offers Suggestions to Improve Town-Gown Relations; U of M Flint Moving Forward with Plans to Purchase Building; and Overseas Students Targeted by Fake Landlords

Article Titles: Call for Program Proposals for the 2016 ITGA Conference; OCADU Joins $3 M Creative Incubator Project; Bay County Commission Requests Spring Break 'Nuisance Party' Ordinance; Local Trustees Serve as Town-Gown Resources; Community Celebrates Grand Opening of The Mill at MSU; and College Town Game-Changer

Article Titles: Health Center Prepares to Implement Greek Alcohol Safety Program; UMES Moves into Downtown Princess Anne; City, University Leaders Discuss Plans for Growth; Town-Gown Relationship Grows Stronger; BG Land Use Plan Takes the Prize; and Growth of University's Endowment Reignites Municipal 'Fair Share' Discussion

Article Titles: 50 Best Small College Towns in America; Kent State and YSU Collaborate to Improve Youngstown's Downtown-to-Campus Area; Student, Staff Help St.Cloud Police Net COPS Grant; Here's How Cities and Anchor Institutions Can Work Together to Drive Growth; and Penn State Task Force to Study State of Greek Life on Campus

Article Titles: City Uses Paint to Stop Public Urination; La Trobe's $50 Million Upgrade; New University Initiative Reaches Out to Local Governments; Recommendations on Improvements for City, College Applauded; Students Warned to Respect Neighbors if Planning Parties During Fresher's Week; and UOIT and Durham College Finalize Campus Master Plan

Article Titles: Celebrating New Athletics Home at East Boston Memorial Park; First Housing Blitz of Semester Reveals Few Major Violations, but Problems Still Linger; Cities and Universities Will Work Together in New MetroLab Network; 'Party Smart': UND Rep Hears College Town's Ideas on Bad Student Behavior; Contributions of Community Colleges to Cities and Towns; and Virginia Tech and Blacksburg Host Ninth Annual Sustainability Week

Article Titles: Reducing Risk During the First Few Weeks on Campus; City to Revive George Friedrich Park; Williamstown Economic Development Committee Looks at Similar Communities; Campus Life Night Celebrates GVSU Community; EDA Approves Three Public-Private Projects on NJCU Campus, One at Campus Town; and Partnership for Change

Article Titles: Lively, Walker-Friendly College Towns Become Hot Destinations; Sexual Assault Awareness Campaign Kicks Off Across Alberta; Booming Salford Now One of Britain's 'Key Growth' Areas; Mayor, EIU President Went on Ride-Along With Police; BEAR Walk Bolsters Community Ties in Collegetown; and A Partnership in Campus and Community Safety

Article Titles: Colleges at Core of Rochester's Economy; How Colleges are Battling Sexual Violence; PSU & City Police Sign New Memorandum; MSU Neighborhoods: Recipe for Success; Linking Public Institutions to Communities Key to Tackling Poverty, Report Says; and New Model Makes Move-In Day at RU Easier, Stress Free

Article Titles: The New Kids on Campus This Fall-Self Driving Vehicles; NJ Universities Adding 'College Towns' Near Campus; Town and Gown: WWU Readies Office in Herald Building; 'Glut' of Student Housing in Waterloo has Landlords Seeing Red; Crim to Partner with UM-Flint to Offer Health and Wellness Programs; and University of Kentucky Students, Staff to Ride Lextran Buses Free, Starting July 1

Article Title: Developer Brings Bikes, Carsharing and Students Together; City Welcomes Delegation from Shimla, India, as Part of CityLinks Partnership; Grant Supports Planning for Research Park; Clearing 2015: There's a Student Accommodation to Suit Everyone; and Campus Related Fire Deaths Have Dropped

Article Titles: Pitt State Launches Gorilla Shuttle; Ready For New Beat; Retired University Alumni May be Able to Settle Near Campus; Bars, Restaurants to Receive Extra Training to Spot Fake IDs; and Baltimore Higher Ed Institutions Fight to Restore the City

Article Titles: University Unveils Student Village Plans; College Park, UMD Partnership Unveils New Homeownership Program; UMass Hires Amherst Attorney, Town Official as First Neighborhood Liaison; New Dorms at University of Iowa Aim to Keep More in 'Living Learning Communities';and To Cut Down on College Drinking, Involve the Surrounding Community

Article Titles: Sex Assault Training Session Held at BGSU; Open Lines of Communications are Key: East Hill Notes; University of Delaware Student Creates Off-campus Housing Review Site; SLO Council OKs Items Aimed at Controlling Disturbances Around Cal Poly; Mayor, NIU President, and City Manager Deliver DaKalb's State of the City Address; and Footscray to Become University Town in 10-Year Plan

Article Titles: Mount Allison, Town of Sackville Earn National Award; Younger Crowd Hails Introduction of New Wi-Fi Network in Downtown Buffalo; Regional Students Stay Near While Going Far; Grant Supports Planning for Research Park; Newcastle's Approach to Envisioning the Future Can Be Blueprint for Other Cities; and Bill Would End Towns' Rights to Regulate Off-campus Student Housing

Article Titles: Summer Camps, Workshops Bring Thousands; Town Versus Gown Tensions Over Accommodation; Lehigh University May Move the Party Back on Campus, Require Juniors Live in Dorms; Off-Campus Housing Proposal Heads to Subcommittee; and Returning Students Offered Incentive to Forfeit Their Housing Contract