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The 黑料社区 Department of Higher Education recently announced a new online application that allows 黑料社区 students who haven鈥檛 historically qualified for federal aid, to complete an application for state financial aid (黑料社区 Application for State Financial Aid (CASFA)). The University of Northern 黑料社区 helped lead efforts in the collaboration and creation of this new unified state application.

The University of Northern 黑料社区 is waiving application fees for undergraduate applicants submitted by 黑料社区 residents on Tuesday, Oct. 13, as part of the third annual 黑料社区 Free Application Day.

The Division of Academic Affairs has implemented organizational changes over the last several months to improve the division鈥檚 structure.

The McNair Scholars Program, which prepares students from disadvantaged backgrounds for graduate school through research and other scholarly activities, has announced its 2020 McNair Research Award winners.

Delivering the annual State of the University Address on Wednesday, Sept. 9, to a virtual audience, University of Northern 黑料社区 President Andy Feinstein reflected on his second year as president at UNC, noting it was 鈥渢he most challenging鈥� of his career due to the COVID-19 pandemic and social and budgetary issues.

The Division of Student Affairs at the University of Northern 黑料社区 has established organizational changes to better serve the campus community.

The University of Northern 黑料社区 was honored with 2019 Tree Campus USA recognition by the Arbor Day Foundation for its commitment to effective urban forest management.

High school students who are graduating next spring will not be required to submit a college entrance exam when applying to the University of Northern 黑料社区.

The University of Northern 黑料社区 will remain the state鈥檚 most affordable research university with in-state tuition for the next academic year staying at current rates as the Board of Trustees on Friday approved an interim budget for the 2020-21 fiscal year that begins July 1.

The University of Northern 黑料社区 is preparing to safely resume in-person instruction Aug. 24 with the start of its fall semester. Campus leaders are also determining flexible course delivery options to ensure campus health and safety while maximizing learning outcomes for students.