The Wall Street Journal is one of the most trusted news sources for students. The Journal's impartial reporting of current affairs is critical to the education process. It is also well-known for its accuracy. Its student news readers program is a great tool to engage students in current issues. It also allows students to subscribe at an affordable cost to a trusted news source.
Student news readership program
The Wall Street Journal student newspaper readership program is open to young people interested in the paper's reporting and articles. Barron's and Far Eastern Economic Review are sister publications to the newspaper. SmartMoney is another sister publication. Students interested in being a member of the student readership can sign up to a one-year subscription for $15 per year.
Students can get digital subscriptions to The New York Times and Wall Street Journal through the Student Affairs budget. The new subscription program also includes videos and podcasts. The program now includes the Commonwealth campuses. While the printed newspaper will still be available during the academic year, it will eventually go completely digital.
UT Permian Basin membership
Alumni and students at UT Permian Basin are eligible to take advantage of a Wall Street Journal member-only membership. This subscription will be provided to students when they set up their UTPB email accounts. The College of Business and J. Conrad Dungan Library make this possible.
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UT Permian Basin subscription
UT Permian Basin students will soon be able to take advantage of a subscription to the Wall Street Journal for students. Once they have set up an email account at UTPB, they can access the magazine. The College of Business is providing the subscription.
The conference will include speakers from the industry such as Mitch Mamoulides who is the Midland and Delaware Basin Area Manager for Chevron, Chuck Yates, managing Director of Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors LP and Jefferson G. Parker who is managing director at IberiaBank Corp. John Fund, who is a member the Wall Street Journal Editorial Board, will be speaking at the conference. Travis Stice (President of Diamondback Energy); Kyle M. Hammond, CEO of FireWheel Energy and Bryan Sheffield, Parsley Energy; Stan Weiner, director, NGL analytics, AES Water Solutions.
UT Permian Basin academic partnership program with the Wall Street Journal
The UT Permian Basin announces its partnership with Wall Street Journal. Students at UTPB will be able to subscribe to the Wall Street Journal exclusively once they have received their UTPB email address. This partnership is made possible through the College of Business and the J. Conrad Dungan Library.
The partnership will bring benefits to patients, nurses, students and even the entire healthcare system. This partnership will allow nursing students to acquire advanced techniques and use new medical equipment. The combination of two top healthcare organizations will allow students to gain real-world experience and a dynamic environment.