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Rents fall but occupancy stabilizes in Ann Arbor's off-campus student housing market
Workers discard unwanted material from off-campus student housing into city-provided containers to make way for a new round of renters. Photo by Dan Meisler | For AnnArbor.com Competition from new high-rises, along with the continuing poor economy, are putting rent......
Textbook Rentals Go Into Hypergrowth: Bookrenter Says Revenues Are Growing 725 Percent
The textbook rental market is heating up as school season gets in full swing. Chegg recently made its first acquisition of CourseRank, and Barnes and Noble is also playing in the space. College textbook rental startup BookRenter is also taking part in this growing market, reporting 725 percent growth in revenue from textbook rentals since last September. The company says that revenue is expected ...
Colleges offer textbook rentals
SAN BERNARDINO - At San Bernardino Valley College, the cost of textbooks is often more than what students pay for registration. But the situation is slowly changing. At the college on Mount Vernon Avenue, students can now rent textbooks for a semester.
Housing issue resolved in Tredyffrin
Two ordinances addressing student housing were discussed, tweaked and approved at the Monday-night Tredyffrin Township Board of Supervisors meeting.
Co-op rolls out textbook rentals
Following in the footsteps of textbook rental programs like Chegg, the UConn Co-Op has begun its own textbook rental program, allowing students to rent their textbooks a little closer to home. ...
College bookstore offers textbook rental
This fall, Cochise College will become part of a select group of colleges/universities offering students a textbook rental program. This opportunity is made possible thanks to a partnership between the college and the campus bookstore, managed by Barnes & Noble. With textbook rentals, students can realize tremendous savings, paying less than half of what they would to purchase a new, printed ...
Chicago public high school opens Wednesday
CHICAGO (WBBM) — Mayor Richard Daley today will preside over this dedication of a new high school, the only one to open this year in Chicago. Mayor Daley will dedicate and tour the $98.6-million dollar Eric Solorio Academy High School in the 5400 block of South St. Louis. At Alderman Ed Burke’s request, the school [...]
Chicago Urban League naming new leader
CHICAGO (AP) -- The Chicago Urban League is set to name its new president and CEO. The civil rights organization is naming Andrea L. Zopp to replace former chief Cheryle Jackson, who ran unsuccessfully for the U.S. Senate.
Chicago PMI Moves Down To 56.7% In August
Chicago PMI Moves Down To 56.7% In August
Chicago Magazine Releases Restaurant Hot List
Chicago magazine listed its top 10 hot local restaurants list today and, if anything was gleaned from the list. it's that Penny Pollack and Jeff Ruby eat out waaayyyy too much. [ Chicago ]
Chicago Fire Partner in Push to Get Kids Back-To-School Throughout Chicago
CHICAGO, IL (August 31, 2009) - The Chicago Fire is joining forces with schools from throughout Chicago, including Chicago Public Schools (CPS), to help boost Back-to-School efforts and ensure that children are in the classroom on day-one for the start of the 2010/2011 school year.
Workers discard unwanted material from off-campus student housing into city-provided containers to make way for a new round of renters. Photo by Dan Meisler | For AnnArbor.com Competition from new high-rises, along with the continuing poor economy, are putting rent......
Textbook Rentals Go Into Hypergrowth: Bookrenter Says Revenues Are Growing 725 Percent
The textbook rental market is heating up as school season gets in full swing. Chegg recently made its first acquisition of CourseRank, and Barnes and Noble is also playing in the space. College textbook rental startup BookRenter is also taking part in this growing market, reporting 725 percent growth in revenue from textbook rentals since last September. The company says that revenue is expected ...
Colleges offer textbook rentals
SAN BERNARDINO - At San Bernardino Valley College, the cost of textbooks is often more than what students pay for registration. But the situation is slowly changing. At the college on Mount Vernon Avenue, students can now rent textbooks for a semester.
Housing issue resolved in Tredyffrin
Two ordinances addressing student housing were discussed, tweaked and approved at the Monday-night Tredyffrin Township Board of Supervisors meeting.
Co-op rolls out textbook rentals
Following in the footsteps of textbook rental programs like Chegg, the UConn Co-Op has begun its own textbook rental program, allowing students to rent their textbooks a little closer to home. ...
College bookstore offers textbook rental
This fall, Cochise College will become part of a select group of colleges/universities offering students a textbook rental program. This opportunity is made possible thanks to a partnership between the college and the campus bookstore, managed by Barnes & Noble. With textbook rentals, students can realize tremendous savings, paying less than half of what they would to purchase a new, printed ...
Chicago public high school opens Wednesday
CHICAGO (WBBM) — Mayor Richard Daley today will preside over this dedication of a new high school, the only one to open this year in Chicago. Mayor Daley will dedicate and tour the $98.6-million dollar Eric Solorio Academy High School in the 5400 block of South St. Louis. At Alderman Ed Burke’s request, the school [...]
Chicago Urban League naming new leader
CHICAGO (AP) -- The Chicago Urban League is set to name its new president and CEO. The civil rights organization is naming Andrea L. Zopp to replace former chief Cheryle Jackson, who ran unsuccessfully for the U.S. Senate.
Chicago PMI Moves Down To 56.7% In August
Chicago PMI Moves Down To 56.7% In August
Chicago Magazine Releases Restaurant Hot List
Chicago magazine listed its top 10 hot local restaurants list today and, if anything was gleaned from the list. it's that Penny Pollack and Jeff Ruby eat out waaayyyy too much. [ Chicago ]
Chicago Fire Partner in Push to Get Kids Back-To-School Throughout Chicago
CHICAGO, IL (August 31, 2009) - The Chicago Fire is joining forces with schools from throughout Chicago, including Chicago Public Schools (CPS), to help boost Back-to-School efforts and ensure that children are in the classroom on day-one for the start of the 2010/2011 school year.
