ITGA Campus-Community Connections Newsletters

Article Titles: College Entrepreneurs Open a Food Truck and Solve A Problem in Small Town America; High-Risk Drinking at its Lowest Point in 25 Years at the UI; Mini-Dorm Crackdown Near SDSU Halted by Judge; RRForum Launching New Weekly Broadcast: Alcohol Across America; Higher-Ed Leaders Renew Their Vows, Seek to Market Area as Educational Hub; University Applicants Set for Shock to the System

Article Titles: Emergency Exercise: Campus Safety a Top Priority; Town-Gown Committee Looks to Streamline Operations; City-KSU Group to Address Alcohol, Other Issues; Denver Wants to Create an Office for Public-Private Partnerships; Sheffield Council to 'Kickstart' Castlegate Regeneration; BG Named One of Ohio's Best Hometowns

Article Titles: New 'Hello Neighbour' Campaign; FSU Students Seek Advice on Efforts to Retain Recent Graduates; Lewiston Police Hosting Meeting on Off-Campus Housing; A College Town Gets Ready for Its Moment Under No Sun; VT Officials Prepare for the Largest Incoming Freshman Class in School History; Madison Common Council Approves UW Campus Master Plan

Article Titles: What can be Done to Prevent Binge Drinking?; UTSA Marks 20th Anniversary of Downtown Campus; University Hires Group to Lead Downtown Transformation; Construction of New Innovation Hub Underway at Pitt State; Northeast Kansas Towns Begin Planning Events in Preparation for Solar Eclipse; President Denise Trauth Travels to Mexico

Article Titles: University President Kicks off Tenure with Listening Tour; KPU Breaks Down Barriers with Prison Exchange Program; Pittsburgh City Councilman Wants Student Loan Relief for Homebuyers; Syracuse Univ. Graduate Raises $94K for Off-Campus Surveillance System; UMass Amherst, Town of Amherst and Partners Discuss Town-Gown Efforts at Annual ITGA Conference

Article Title: City, FAU To Move Forward With Ideas For 20th Street; Halifax Becoming Boom Town as it Welcomes Population, Economic Growth; Story Next Door: Tracy Oulman Works as Neighborhood Troubleshooter; Arts Festival a Creative Collaboration of Town and Gown for 51 Years; When a University Goes into the Hotel Business

Article Titles: Town and Gown Committee Shares 2016-2017 Progress Support; More Kids Drinking at Younger Age; New Models for Community Colleges; MBike Arrives in University Park as Hyattsville Also Considers Contract; Lewiston Officials Support More Enforcement for Student Housing

Article Titles: UNC Chapel Hill Honored for Commitment to Equity; The Top 100 Safest Colleges in America 2017; UK Involvement at the ITGA Conference; Profits from Alcohol Sales Will go to Sexual Assault Prevention and Counseling; 'Town and Gown' in Westport Team Up to Help Save Children and Pets; Editorial: Town-Gown Cooperation Pays off

Article Titles: Noise Complaints, Arrests Tumble; Officials Credit Community Policing; Specially Trained Nurses Serve Sexual Assault Victims and Justice; Multi-agency Working Helps to Tackle Anti-social Behaviour in Our Communities; Tragedy Results in a Teaching Tool; Students Asked to Love Where They Live and Get it Out for Cardiff; Opportunities and Challenges Between Town and Gown

Article Titles: ITGA Conference at UO Draws Close to 300 to Campus, Community; City of San Marcos and TSU Honored for Strengthening Town & Gown Partnerships; Campus-Community Leaders Receive ITGA Presidential Excellence Award; A NEW Online Resource for ITGA Members

Article Titles: WNPR: Colleges, Cities Find Creative Ways to Bridge Town Gown Divide; Town Gown Relationship at an All-Time High; America's Most Affordable Towns with Major Universities; The Role of Art in Restoring a Community; Continued Growth at CMU Key to Identity and Economic Success

Article Titles: What a College President Should Do in Year One; TIAA, UMD Work Together to Develop Next Generation of Nonprofit Leaders; Winners from the Town & Gown Competition Announced; U of T President Celebrates Uber Research Hub as a Major Victory for Canada; Hamilton's Academic Institutions Partner with City to Launch CityLab

Article Titles: Yik Yak, the Once Popular and Controversial College Messaging App, Shuts Down; How Three Washington Colleges are Shaping Their Neighborhoods; Mental Health Awareness Month: Balancing Response and Treatment in Higher Ed; West Chester BID Recognized with Great American Main Street Award; Communities Need to Stay Up to Speed on Bicycle Infrastructure

Article Titles: BG Block Party Brings Community and Campus Together; University Police and Students Fight False Perceptions with Field Day and Barbecue; Community Center Celebrates 15 years; Meet Iowa City Downtown District's New 'Nighttime Mayor'; Town, Gown Come Together for Sustainability Expo

Article Titles: Housing Teams Present Community Engagement Ideas at Workshop; College Park's Bike-Share Program will Expand After a Successful First Year; Mayor Harmon Works to Improve Town and Gown Relations; Canadian Universities Chosen for North American Self-Driving Car Competition; Summit Brings Manufacturers from Around the Globe to PSU; Amherst Official Says College Town Will Need More Staff When Pot Stores Open

Article Titles: Four Ingredients for Cultivating Vibrant Campus-Community Connections; Regional Campus-Community Members Gather in Ithaca; Mayor Wants College Acceptance Letters as High School Graduation Requirement; Demolition Begins on Block 22 Project; New York Adopts Free Tuition

Article Titles: 2017 ITGA Awards: Call for Nominations Open Until April 3rd; New Ride-Hailing Service Launches in San Marcos This Weekend; University of Toronto Opens Centre for Sexual Violence Prevention; Rudd Says University Redirecting Neighborhood; Making Greater Lafayette Greater: Course Tackles Challenges, Connects Communities; Guelph University Execs Check Door-to-Door on Student Mental Health

Article Titles: The ITGA Annual Conference Update; Cornell to Introduce Off-Campus Housing Rating System; College Park's Good Neighbor Day Could See Doubled Attendance This Year; The Nick Project is Raising Awareness About Fire Dangers On and Off Campus; Manchester International Student Safety (MISS) Initiative; Winston-Salem Wins Diversity Award

Article Titles: Purdue, Cities, Schools and County Look to Future with Wireless Expansion Partnership; A New Era for College Towns; New Student Initiative Launched to Help People who Feel Threatened in Bars; Drinking on London Rooftops Target of New Beefed-up Bylaw Proposal; Student Artists Storymap Statesboro in "Gown to Town" Multimedia Exhibit; The University's Alcohol-Free Alternative for St. Patrick's Day

Article Titles: 2017 ITGA Conference Information and Opportunities for Engagement; Cornell University Hosting Drive-in Town-Gown Conference in Ithaca; Minneapolis may Ease Zoning to Allow for More Fraternities, Sororities Near Campus; Medford to Require that Tufts Submit Addresses of Off-Campus Students; Online Housing Hub Makes Uptown Renting Easier

Article Titles: Call for Nominations for the 2017 ITGA Awards; Universities Establish Joint Centre to use Data for Social Good in Cascadia Region; Local Coalition Updates Chapel Hill on Efforts to Reduce High-Risk Drinking; Council Passes Moratorium Related to Off-Campus Student Housing; Town and Gown Joined to Form Learning in Retirement; How Universities are Bringing the Entrepreneurial Experience back to Campus

Article Titles: Montreal Has Been Named as the Best City in the World for Students; Editorial: Students Should Use the Off-Campus Housing Database; University of Kentucky Wildcat Clean-Up; Mayor Myrick: No 'Silver Bullet' to Fix Housing, More Cornell Dorms Could Help; Final Call for the Boston Town & Gown Association Regional Conference; America's Public Infrastructure: A National Report Card

Article Titles: UMPD's Community Police Academy puts Students and Staff in an Officer's Shoes; Company Coaches Laramie on Bringing In Businesses; Clemson's Signature Town-Gown Event, 'Passports to the Arts' ; NBA Teams Bet this Chico Startup Can Sell Their Brands to College Students; University, Community Partnership to Continue

Article Titles: Professional Development Opportunities at the ITGA Conference in Eugene; Editorial: Efforts to Attract, Retain Young Talent Much Needed;
Relations Improving Between Hamden and Quinnipiac University: Mayor; The World's Most International Universities 2017; Chico Fire Department and CSUC Collaborate to Reduce Arson; Mayoral Candidates Talk Town-Gown Relations at Northwestern-held Forum

Article Titles: Amherst Police Explore Ways to Curb Partying Through 'Environmental Changes' to Property; Best College Destinations Offer Diversity, Access, and City Lifestyles; City, Atlanta University Center Partner for Student Safety; Maryland 'Dream Team' Builds Community Through Basketball: BTN LiveBIG; Chamber Turns Attention to Making City a College Town