IN THE HIVE

Wall cracks and sinking tiles appeared last week on the faculty floor of the New Academic Building (NAB) “due to temperature deformations caused by the usage of different construction materials,” Facilities Director Lyudmila Dzakova said.

As of February 17, AUBG received 42 applications for the soon-to-be-vacant AUBG provost seat. After conducting interviews with their favorite candidates in April, the Provost Search Committee (PSC) will present a three-candidate shortlist to President Huwiler.

Three weeks after the opening of Skaptopara 3 residence hall problems are still emerging in the newest building on campus.

 

The Journalism and Mass Communications (JMC) department acquired seven still cameras that were delivered at the beginning of January. The new Nikon D300s will be used exclusively by photojournalism students.

 

Some of the 49 new Turkmen students arrived at the AUBG campus around two weeks after the Spring 2010 semester started.