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Senior Research Fellowships (SRF-Direct)

a)  The EMR Division under HRD Group of Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR) provide CSIR Research Fellowships and Associateships to bright young men and women for training in methods of research under the expert guidance of faculty members/scientists working in University Departments/Institutes of National Importance/National Laboratories and Institutes of CSIR in various fields of Science & Technology and Medical Sciences. List of CSIR Laboratories is at  Annexure-I .

b)  The CSIR Fellowships/Associateships are tenable in Universities/IITs/Post-Graduate Colleges/Government Research Establishments including those of CSIR, R&D establishments of recognized public or private sector, industrial firms and other recognized institutions. However, CSIR reserves the right to determine the place best suited to provide necessary facilities in the area of science and technology in which the awardee is to specialize.

c)  The CSIR Fellowships / Associatships are tenable in India. Only bonafide Indian citizens, residing in India are eligible for the award of research Fellowship/Associateships. The programme is aimed at National Human Resource Development for S&T.

d) The award of CSIR Fellowship / Associateships is for fixed tenure and does not imply any assurance or guarantee for subsequent employment by CSIR to the beneficiary. The authority to award / terminate vests with CSIR. The awardee shall not lay claim to permanent absorption in CSIR, after the expiry of Fellowship / Associateship.

2. SUBJECT OF RESEARCH

Preference is given to a subject / topic of research relevant to the research programmes of CSIR laboratories and nationally important S&T areas.

3. ELIGIBILITY FOR CSIR SENIOR RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP (SRF-DIRECT)

A certain number of SRF-DIRECT will be awarded each year by CSIR directly to those possessing the following qualification and experience:-

MSc/BE/BTech or equivalent degree with at least 55% marks and one publication in SCI Journal and should have completed at least two years of post MSc/BE/BTech research experience;

MTech/ME or equivalent degree in engineering/technology with at least 60% marks;

BE/BTech or equivalent degree with at least 60% marks and two years research experience as on the last date of application;

MBBS/BDS or equivalent with at least 60% marks and one year internship;

BPharm/BVSc/BSc(Ag) or equivalent degree with at least 55% marks and one publication in SCI Journal and should have completed at least three years research experience;

MPharm/MVSc/MSc(Ag) or equivalent degree with at least 55% marks and one publication in SCI Journal and should have at least one year research experience.

4. APPLICATION PROCEDURE

a) On-line Applications for SRF-DIRECT are invited every year on all India basis through press advertisement. The information with respect to inviting applications is also made available on our website  www.csirhrdg.res.in .

b) Applicants are required to apply on-line and the hard copy of this on-line application duly completed and forwarded through the proposed Supervisor and Head of the Department/Institution and should be submitted within the prescribed date.

5. AGE LIMIT

a) The upper age limit for applying for the award of SRF-DIRECT shall be 32 years.

b) The upper age limit is relaxable upto 5 years in case of candidates belonging to scheduled castes/Scheduled Tribes/physically handicapped and female applicants whereas 3 years in case of OBC (Non-Creamy Layer candidates).

6. SELECTION PROCEDURE

a) Selection will be made through interview whereby the assessment of academic record and published/project work is tested by discipline-wise high-level expert Committees.

b) Merely fulfilling of eligibility criteria may not entitle a candidate for being called for interview. Candidates will be called for interview after screening on the basis of criteria adopted by CSIR depending on the number of fellowships available.  CSIR reserves the right to call or not to call a candidate for interview .

c) The validity of the award letter shall be six months from the date mentioned in the award letter. No extension beyond six months will be considered. Decision of CSIR in matters of selection for interview or for award of Fellowships etc. shall be final and binding on the candidate.

a) The tenure of SRF-DIRECT will initially be 2 years. Extension of tenure for the 3 rd  year will be issued by EMR Division of HRDG (CSIR) after receiving the recommendation of three member Expert Committee consisting of Guide, Head of Department and External Member  from outside the University/ Institution who is an expert in the relevant field, not below the rank of Professor/Associate Professor and duly supported by detailed progress report and publications in the form of reprints/preprints/ manuscripts or paper communicated for publication  . As far as possible the External member should be the Chairman of three members Expert Committee. The total tenure as JRF and SRF-DIRECT combined (from all sources) will not exceed 5 years. The total period of tenure as Research Fellow will include any other fellowship of equivalent status from any other agency/institute and is computed after deducting the tenure of fellowship already availed. A Research Fellow who joins on the first day of the month, his/her tenure will be completed on the last day of the previous month. In other cases the tenure will be completed on the last day of the same month of joining the Fellowship. 

b) The Fellowship shall stand terminated from the date of PhD viva-voce or  from the date the Fellow resigns and his/her resignation has been accepted by CSIR or on completion of tenure whichever is earlier. The fellowship may also be terminated if the institution where it is tenable refuses to provide facilities to the fellow on disciplinary grounds and so informs CSIR.

Application Format of the Undertaking by a Research Fellow / Associate on Acceptance of the Award of Research Fellowship / Associateship.

A SRF-DIRECT in a science/engineering/ medical & pharmaceutical, veterinary  discipline is entitled to a stipend of Rs. 35,000/- pm for the entire tenure of fellowship.

9. AWARD OF FELLOWSHIP AND RELEASE OF GRANTS

a)  The Fellowship will be awarded to the selected applicants by a formal letter giving details of the grant and the conditions governing it, under intimation to the University/Institution, which forwarded their applications. The offer should be availed within six (6) months for SRF-DIRECT from the date mentioned in the award letter.

b) The fellowship grant money is payable on monthly basis through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) mode whereas the annual contingency will be paid to the host institute of the research fellow  ( Annexure-IIa for Annual Contingency ) and ( Annexure-IIb for monthly Fellowship )  duly signed by the Finance Officer/Registrar/Head of the Institution.

c) The first payment (fellowship stipend) will be made after the receipt of the joining report of the fellow along with other necessary documents as mentioned in the award letter, through the Guide duly forwarded by the Executive Authority of the institute in whose favour the contingency grant is to be released. Subsequent monthly stipend will be made on receipt of duly signed bills ( Annexure-IIb )  along with the attendance records.

d) The annual contingency payments  will be made only after receipt of:

(i) the progress report of the Research Fellow in the prescribed proforma  (Annexure-III )  for the period ending 31 March and previous one year report.

(ii) utilization certificate  ( Annexure-IV ) , and statement of receipt and payment (statement of accounts)  ( Annexure-V )  incurred during the financial year ending 31 March, along with the claim bill for the next financial year from the concerned institution.

e) The unspent amount of earlier payments and Interest Earned by Institutions/Universities on Grants released by CSIR for fellowships/associateships has to be refunded to CSIR at the end of a financial year or has to be adjusted while submitting/making the fresh claims for payment. The accounts should be maintained on ledger type system by the grantee Institution for the Research Fellow ( Annexure-VI ) . The university/Institution shall be responsible for proper utilization of grant and for rendering the account to the CSIR-HRD Group.

10. CONTINGENT GRANT

a) An annual contingent grant of Rs.20,000/- per fellow is provided to the University/Institution. For less than one year, the contingent grant will be admissible on pro-rata basis. Part of this grant may be utilized in the interest of research work, purchase of books, etc. The unspent balance of contingency grant at the end of a year may be carried forward to the next year, however, the next release of contingency grant will be subject to adjustment of unspent balance of contingency grant of the previous year thereby restricting contingency expenditure to a maximum of Rs 20,000/- in a year.  Further, request (claim) for release of contingency grant of the previous financial year(s) will not be entertained .

b)  The guidelines for utilization of the contingent grant are given in ( Annexure-VII ) .  

c) The CSIR Research Fellows will be given Rs.3,000/- (lump sum) extra on submission of PhD thesis in e-form. For details,  Head,   CSIR’s Unit for R&D of Information Products (URDIP), ‘JOPASANA’, 85/1, Paud Road (Near Vanaz Engineering Company), Kothrud, Pune - 411 038, Maharashtra,   may be contacted. The website address of URDIP is  www.urdip.res.in .

d) The University/Institution has to submit the consolidated Utilization Certificate  ( Annexure-IV )  and Statement of Expenditure  ( Annexure-V )  at the end of each Financial Year failing which grant-in-aid payable for next year will not be released.

11. PROGRESS REPORT

The preparation of annual progress report on the research work done shall be essential part of the Fellow’s work. Each Research Fellow shall submit his/her annual research report in the prescribed proforma  ( Annexure-III )  alongwith  three member expert committee report  ( Annexure-VIII )  within a period of 15 days after completion of one year tenure to CSIR (HRD Group) through his/her Guide/Head of the Department. It is essential to give up to-date and full information against all the columns of ( Annexure-III ) . The results should be presented quantitatively in Tables/Figures and discussed in terms of the objectives and conclusions drawn should also be given. Fragmentary reports shall not be entertained.  The progress report should be always accompanied by copies of published papers, re-prints and pre-prints of papers accepted for publication, manuscripts of papers communicated for publication duly acknowledging financial assistance of CSIR.   Noncompliance of CSIR norms for submission of annual progress report along with other requisite documents within six months after completion of yearly tenure may result in termination of fellowship/associateship . Attendance record must accompany the annual report. The Guide/Head of Department shall bring out in his/her assessment report the share of originality and initiative of the fellow in carrying out the research work. If thesis is submitted for higher degree, this may be reported by the guide of the department to CSIR and the result when announced.

12. PUBLICATION/PATENT

a)   Publication  The results of Fellow's research work may be published in standard refereed journals at the discretion of the Guide. IT SHOULD BE ENSURED THAT THE ASSISTANCE PROVIDED BY CSIR is ALWAYS ACKNOWLEDGED IN ALL SUCH PUBLICATIONS. One copy of the published research papers should be sent to CSIR.

b)   Patent  The commercial exploitation of the results and ownership of patent rights pertaining to investigations concerning the intellectual work of the CSIR research fellows/associates will be as follows: (i) Public funded educational/research institution, to which a fellow is associated, may seek patent right at their own cost and/or commercial exploitation of the results of the investigation concerning the Intellectual work of the fellow and all rights would vest exclusively with the Institution concerned. All matters concerning ownership of IP and its licensing/exploitation would be governed by the IP policy of the concerned institutions. (ii) In case an institution, to which a fellow is associated, is not in a position to seek patent rights and/or commercial exploitation of the results of the investigation concerning the intellectual work of the fellow, CSIR at its own cost may seek the patent rights and/or commercial exploitation of the results of the intellectual work of the fellow and all rights would vest exclusively with CSIR.  (Issued vide CSIR OM NO. F.No. 6/IPR/2011/EMR-I dated 29th July 2011)

13. OBLIGATIONS OF RESEARCH FELLOW

a) He/She has to be a full time researcher and submit himself/herself to the disciplinary regulations of the University/ Institute/ Laboratory where he/she is working. Regular attendance of the fellow may be ensured by the department by keeping an attendance register.

b) In case a fellow decides to appear for competitive examination, he/she would invariably seek permission from the guide and inform CSIR about it.

c) The Research Fellow is not to take any assignment other than related to his/her approved research programme, paid or unpaid. However, if required, the fellow may assist the host institute in its academic work/other activities, as per guidelines of its PhD programme, provided such assignments should not hamper the progress of research work of the fellow.

d) Once a Research Fellow accepts the Fellowship and joins, it is incumbent on him/her to continue the research for the normal tenure of the fellowship or for such lesser duration in which the original objectives of the research problem have been achieved.

e) No Fellow shall discontinue his/her Fellowship without prior approval of CSIR. In case he/she wishes to discontinue the fellowship prior to completion of the tenure on attainment of original objectives of research, he/she must submit the resignation to CSIR through the Guide one month in advance, indicating specific reasons for not continuing the Fellowship. The Fellowship shall cease from the date stipulated in the CSIR letter approving the resignation.

f) The research Fellow must send a detailed consolidated report of the research work done during the entire period of Fellowship on completion of the tenure/resignation of the Fellowship through the Guide to CSIR, in the prescribed proforma  ( Annexure-IX ) , within one month.

g) During the tenure of the Fellowship, the Fellow shall correspond with CSIR only through the Guide with the approval of the Head of the Institution.

h)  The Research Fellow shall keep CSIR informed about his/her getting the higher degree, submission of thesis for Ph.D., MD, MDS, MS, MPhil, ME etc. and submission/acceptance/publication of any research paper arising out of the research work done during the tenure of the fellowship. He/She must acknowledge the support of CSIR in the publication(s). One copy each of all the research papers published must be sent to CSIR at each stage of publication/ manuscript/reprint.

14. TEMPORARY TEACHING & RESEARCH JOB

A Research Fellow on the recommendation of Guide, and provided that his/her University/ Institute has no objection, may be permitted by CSIR to take up temporary paid lectureship/research job in a recognized R&D Institution/University, College/Institute of repute/Recognized R & D Institution/ PDF studies in India & abroad for a period not exceeding one year during the entire tenure of the Fellowship (JRF & SRF together). The Research Fellow will not be entitled to any extension of the Fellowship for such periods. The Fellow will not be entitled to stipend and contingency grant during such leave. Such leave period will be counted in the tenure. Such leave can be taken only after joining and working as Research Scholar at least for one year. Fellow has to report for duty at the same place from where he proceeded on leave.

a) Leave with stipend not exceeding 30 days for each completed year of tenure may be allowed by the Guide after the request has been communicated to CSIR. The leave will be treated as part of the Fellow’s tenure. The leave due can be carried over to the next year, however not more than 90 days can be accumulated at any time during the tenure. Of this not more than 30 days can be availed in a calendar year with stipend and beyond that any leave will be treated as “Leave Without Stipend”. During the first year of Fellowship or any uncompleted year, leave may be granted on pro-rata basis. Sanction of leave without stipend may be considered by CSIR under special circumstances. In case a Fellow proceeds on leave before expiry of Fellowship tenure, he/she must join back before the expiry of tenure; failing which the tenure will be deemed to have terminated with effect from the date he/she proceeded on leave. The fact of joining back from leave should be communicated to CSIR immediately. As the CSIR releases the grant in advance, therefore, the amount on account of “Leave Without Stipend” has to be refunded to CSIR at the end of a financial year or adjusted against the fresh claim, if any.

b) The Guide can grant leave to a Fellow in his/her charge with the concurrence of the Head of the Institution/Department if the leave is due as prescribed in para 15(a) above. If leave is not due, such cases will be decided by CSIR only. The Fellow should not be allowed to proceed on leave to visit abroad for attending conferences/seminars etc. without prior approval of the CSIR well in advance. The entire duration of such foreign visits if funded by any national/international agency, whether partially or fully, would be treated as leave without stipend.

c)  Women Fellows with less than two surviving children are entitled to full stipend plus HRA, during the period of absence upto 180 days on grounds of maternity. Such leave shall be sanctioned by the Guide under intimation to CSIR. The Fellowship amount for leave period will be paid after the fellow resumes duty and submits a medical certificate in support of actual confinement. It is expected that the Fellow will make up for the research work during the remaining tenure.

d)  Male Fellows of CSIR with less than two surviving children are entitled for 15 days paternity leave during confinement of his wife on submission of relevant documentary proof.

16. TRANSFER OF FELLOWSHIP

The fellow should carefully choose the host institution, guide/supervisor, availability of necessary infrastructural and other research facilities etc. to carry out his/her research before joining.  Request for transfer of fellowship will not be entertained except on compelling circumstances for which the fellow & his/her guide should submit proper justification. The No Objection Certificate should be produced by the Fellow/ Associate from supervisor and Head of Department of University/Institute from where transfer is sought and consent of the Guide/Host Institute where Fellowships is sought to be transferred by giving reasons of transfer. No fellow will be allowed to join another institute without seeking prior approval from CSIR for "transfer of fellowship" and if he/she joins elsewhere without approval of CSIR, his/her fellowship will be terminated. Fellowship/Associateship will stand terminated from the date of resignation . Further, no transfers will be allowed in the last six months of the tenure of fellowships & also after submission of Ph.D. thesis.

17. TERMINATION OF FELLOWSHIP

a) Senior Research Fellowship will be terminated from the date of viva-voce of PhD or on completion of fellowship tenure, whichever is earlier.  The fellowship shall also stand terminated from the date the Fellow resigns and his/her resignation has been accepted by CSIR. The Fellowship may be terminated by the CSIR on the recommendation of the Supervisor and Head of the Department/Institution. The fellowship may also be terminated if the institution where it is tenable, refuses to continue to provide facilities to the fellow on disciplinary grounds and so informs CSIR.

b) If a fellow leaves without permission, stipend due at any time shall not be paid to him/her by the Institution, till all University and other dues are cleared and certified by the University/Institution. Responsibility in such cases shall be that of the University/Institution concerned.

c) The unspent balance of grant lying with the Institution at any time due to termination /resignation/transfer of fellowship of a Fellow/Leave sanctioned without stipend/interest earned on grants released by CSIR must be refunded to CSIR immediately by means of a demand draft in favor of Deputy Secretary, EMR, CSIR Complex, New Delhi.

d) Research Fellows must settle their claims within one year of leaving the Fellowship. No claim will be admitted by CSIR after one year of leaving the Fellowship.

18. ACCOMMODATION / HRA

All Research Fellows may be allowed hostel accommodation wherever available and those residing in hostel provided by University/Institute will not be eligible for HRA. Reimbursement of hostel fee is not permissible. Where this is not possible, house rent allowance will be allowed as per the rules of the host institutions. In no case it should exceed the rates payable to Central Government Employees in that area. The basis for calculating HRA will be the actual stipend of the Research Fellow. The concerned institution will send HRA claim bill, in triplicate separately in respect of the Fellows who fulfill the requisite conditions of the host institution.

19. MEDICAL BENEFITS

a) All Research Fellows may be provided medical facility as per Central /State Government Medical norms. This will be limited to the fellow only and not for his/her family members/dependents.

b) The host institute may get the fellows/associates medically examined at the time of joining or thereafter.

20. OVERHEAD CHARGES

a) For maintaining and timely submission of the accounts of CSIR grants, the beneficiary University/Institution is entitled to claim from CSIR the overhead charges at the following rates.

i) For Research Fellows and Associates: Rs.500/- per year per fellow without any ceiling on the total amount.

ii) The rates are made applicable from the financial year 1998-99 onwards.

b) The admissibility of the overhead charges shall be subject to the timely submission (within one month) of the following statement/documents to CSIR.

i)    Consolidated list of research fellows/associates working/terminated/ transferred/ resigned in the particular year with their date of termination/transfer/resignation of fellowship/associateship.

ii)    Year-wise information with respect to the PhD degrees awarded to CSIR Research Fellows (JRF/SRF)/PhD theses submitted by CSIR Research Fellows (JRF/SRF).

ii)   Consolidated utilization certificate ( Annexure-IV ) in respect of all the fellows during the financial year in question.

iv)Statement of Receipt & Expenditure ( Annexure-V ) of CSIR grants head-wise and year-wise. Audited statement by statutory auditors or government auditors may be sent later on.

v)Details of refunds of unspent balance of terminated Fellowships/Associateships, transferred Fellowships/Associateships,  scholars who resigned during the year/Leave sanctioned to fellow(s) without Stipend  and the Interest Earned on Grants released by CSIR along with cheque/draft number, date & issuing bank branch etc.

vi)Abstract of claim for overhead charges.

c) Payment of the overhead charges to the employees maintaining accounts of CSIR shall be made only on authorization by CSIR and on receipt of the statement/documents mentioned above.

d)  The utilization of overhead charges will be at the discretion of the institute/university.

21. DELEGATION OF POWERS TO DIRECTORS

The Director of CSIR laboratory/Institute is empowered to upgrade the JRF to SRF and extend the tenure of SRF and RA after following the prescribed procedure and eligibility. The order is to be issued by the laboratory and only a copy of the order is required to be sent to Head, HRDG for monitoring. Director is also empowered to sanction leave (without stipend also), accept resignation etc. under intimation to HRDG. This will apply in case of those Fellows/Associates who are awarded Fellowship/Associateship by HRD Group of CSIR. Director is also empowered to sanction leave without stipend to fellow/associate proceedings abroad upto the period of one year only under intimation to HEAD, HRDG. Director of CSIR Laboratory/Institute is also empowered to change the guide of a research fellow/associate under intimation to HRDG.

22. OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS

a) CSIR may send whenever considered necessary its officers for reviewing the work of the fellows and Associates, inspection of accounts, attendance, etc, in Universities/Institutes where the Research Fellows/Associates are placed.

b) Any kind of paid or honorary, part-or-full-time employment or private practice even in honorary capacity is not permissible during the tenure of Fellowship/Associateship.

c) The stipend of research fellow/associate is exempt from the payment of income tax under 10(16) of IT Act .

d) These terms and conditions supersede all previous instructions issued in regard to JRF/SRF/RA. However, any relaxation would require approval of DG, CSIR. In all matters decision taken by CSIR shall be final.

Important Note: CSIR reserves the right to modify any of the conditions/guidelines mentioned above any time

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Summer research fellowship mentor responsibilities.

Summer Medical Student Research Mentors are responsible to provide supervision for Summer Research Fellows (SRF) during a 10- to 12-week research experience. Each mentor will assist their student in outlining a project that pursues a scientific question and assist the student in becoming familiar with the processes involved in:

• Identifying a research problem
• Evaluating its significance
• Designing experiments to address the problem/answer the questions posed
• Interpreting experimental data collected
• Preparing a written (one-page abstract)  and oral presentation (slides or poster) of the results

Responsibilities of the Summer Research Fellowship Mentor:

In addition to the above, SRF mentors must commit to the following:

• Work with (mentor) no more than two students during a given summer
• Provide the student with an electronic copy of a letter of support briefly summarizing the student's project and the student's role, as well as your commitment to supporting the student's research activities throughout the SRF program

• Assure that the student completes the appropriate compliance training (e.g., IRB, ACURF)
• Assure that the department completes a supplemental appointment and requests EPIC access/training for student researchers, if necessary
• Meet with the student regularly throughout the summer and provide guidance and support as necessary in completion of the project
• Supervise the student's preparation of a Research Project Report (oral or poster), including a one-page abstract of the work
• Participate in the Medical Student Research Conference as a judge/reviewer (September)
• Submit an evaluation of the student's performance at the end of the research experience

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ICMR-Senior Research Fellowships (SRF)/Research Associate (RA)

Programme type: research and development, ministry / department: indian council of medical research (icmr), govt of india, focus area: medical research, life science and biotechnology, target audience: researchers, post graduates, phd, funding agency: indian council of medical research (icmr), govt. of india, eligibility: for srf:- post graduate degree in basic science or graduate/post graduate degree in professional course selected through a process in any one of the following with two year of research experience: a). scholars who arc selected through national eligibility tests · - csir-ugc, net. including lectureship (assistant professorship) and gate. b). the selection process through national level examinations conducted by central government departments and their agencies and institutions such as dst, ljrt, dae, dos, drdo, mhrd, lcar, icmr. llt, llsc, llser, etc. for ra:- ph.d/md/ms/mds or equivalent degree or having 3 years of research, teaching and design and development experience after mvsc/m.pharm/me/m.tech with at least one research paper in science citation indexed (sci) journal, purpose: research, duration: 3 years, fellowship / financial assistance: for srf:- rs. 35000/- for ra-i:- 47000/-, ra-ii 49000/- and ra-iii 54000/-, related links.

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Sharing paramahansaji’s soul-liberating teachings with the world.

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Welcome to the Winter 2022 Appeal

Dear Friend,

Loving greetings to you from the ashrams of Paramahansa Yogananda. As we look forward to the coming new year, our hearts are full of gratitude for the generous outpouring of support that we received over this past year from members and friends like you.

Your generosity has helped us expand many of our initiatives to provide greater access to those looking to put our Guru’s wisdom and guidance into practice.

Paramahansaji long ago foresaw the numerous changes the world would need to go through to become more harmonious for all of humanity. Such positive transformations, he said, could only be based on a foundation of practical spirituality, such as the universal Self-Realization Fellowship teachings he brought to the West at the behest of his line of gurus.

Practice these teachings, and you also shall see how beautiful life becomes.

Paramahansa Yogananda

Please read on to discover how you can help Self-Realization Fellowship (SRF) to further spread these soul-liberating teachings to a world greatly in need.

Offering Digital Resources for Greater Reach

We hope you are enjoying the recently upgraded and redesigned SRF/YSS app, where anyone can now receive daily inspiration from Paramahansaji’s teachings, draw from a bounty of guided and live group meditations, read and share SRF news and blog posts, and participate in the weekly online inspirational services.

If you are an SRF Lessons student, you can also take advantage of many new features designed to enhance your spiritual study, including a “text-to-speech” function which allows your Lessons to be read to you.

Watch this helpful introductory video to the SRF/YSS app.

We are happy to report that we are receiving enthusiastic reviews from many users of the app who are finding that it is helping their spiritual practices in new ways.

One member recently shared:

Because of this new app, I now feel that God is much, much more present in my everyday life.

You may have also noticed that we introduced a new mobile and desktop app specifically for the 2022 SRF World Convocation that allowed many thousands of seekers, participating from more than 135 countries, to join together for this immersive week in one dedicated digital space. Among other things, this special app brought together monastics and attendees in online fellowship events to share the joy of Convocation in each other’s divine company.

There are other ways we are working to increase access to seekers worldwide:

• Providing subtitles in multiple languages for our weekly online inspirational services. This series of talks by SRF monastics is proving to be popular with both members and those just discovering the spiritual path.
• Releasing Paramahansaji’s inspired talks and writings as ebooks in several languages.
• Publishing more audiobooks of the Guru’s works ― and launching a podcast which will make more of our inspirational content accessible in audio-only format, something many have requested.

It is because of your ongoing generosity that we are able to cover the significant expenses associated with building, hosting, maintaining, and developing these resources. In the coming year ― with your continued support ― we look forward to making greater strides with all our digital offerings to serve our spiritually awakening world.

Meeting the Growing Interest in Volunteering

Thousands of SRF members and friends have signed up to serve Paramahansa Yogananda’s work on the SRF/YSS Volunteer Portal since its launch in 2020. Many now serve in key areas — providing assistance through the International Help Desk, ushering and leading group meditations at the SRF Online Meditation Center, working on translations for different media, and much more.

We recently received this touching note from an SRF member who is volunteering from Calgary, Canada:

I had no idea what my sadhana was missing, until I personally experienced the power of spiritual company. Regularly meeting and serving with other devotees who share in the same love for our Guru has changed my life and has helped me become a better devotee.

Your contribution will help us expand the staff and resources needed to identify and train volunteers for vital roles across the organization and to benefit from their unique professional expertise no matter where they live in the world.

You can also help us build a more dynamic volunteer portal that allows those who want to volunteer — whether long-time members or those who are new to our Guru’s teachings — to more easily find opportunities that are well suited to their talents and interests.

Expanding Programs for Children and Families Worldwide

Programs for educating youth in the highest spiritual ideals, with the aim of helping them live truly happy, healthy, and productive lives, have been a part of our Guru’s mission since the founding of his first school in Dihika, India, more than a hundred years ago. When he came to the West to bring the Kriya Yoga science to all, he was also aware of the great need for his practical “how-to-live” education for youth to be shared as widely as possible — and we are very happy to continue working toward that cherished goal with you.

Building on the rich, in-person offerings developed for SRF Youth Programs over many decades, during the past 18 months, our Youth Services department has laid a strong foundation on which to build a wide array of online resources for SRF youth to gain a practical understanding of balanced spiritual living. We completed two pilot programs for online “how-to-live” classes for children and teens, consisting of almost 200 sessions. Additionally, in July we conducted a 6-day, online, “How-to-Live” Summer Program, which totaled 60 classes and served 200 youths ranging in age from 7 through 17.

This was all made possible by your continued generosity, which allowed us to program a smooth registration process with user-friendly digital spaces to house the teaching content and train teachers to conduct classes in an online environment. More than 150 teachers and 50 support staff members were involved in these recent programs. And we’re just getting started.

In 2023, we plan on expanding the “how-to-live” youth classes to be held weekly throughout the year, eventually serving children and teens in many different countries. Our plan includes enhanced teacher training programs and the development of a more robust set of materials for parents, teens, and children.

One child who attended an online “how-to-live” class shared:

I had a lot of fun during the youth program. I learned about being fearless and different affirmations about fearlessness. I use the fearlessness affirmations that I learned whenever I am scared or nervous and it always makes me feel better.

How You Can Support SRF’s Winter 2022 Appeal

If you feel inspired to help share Paramahansaji’s teachings with more truth seekers — of all ages! — we invite you to make a gift now. Your gift will also assist SRF to meet the many other significant expenses associated with carrying on Paramahansaji’s spiritual legacy and humanitarian work.

To all of you who support this work with your love, prayers, and continuing material assistance, we send our deepest thanks, and hope you feel a deep joy in helping to bring Paramahansa Yogananda’s teachings of universal spirituality to the world.

In divine friendship,

SELF-REALIZATION FELLOWSHIP Mother Center

P.S. We deeply appreciate your recurring and one-time donations. To make a gift now, please use the link below. Thank you!

Note: Contributions in response to Self-Realization Fellowship’s Winter 2022 Appeal are for the general support of SRF, which includes the purposes stated in this letter. As such, gifts shall be designated as, and remain, unrestricted and can be utilized for purposes SRF determines. Donations received later than approximately twelve months after the mailing date will be credited to SRF’s most recent general appeal. 

Self-Realization Fellowship is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a tax-exempt organization. Accordingly, donations are tax-deductible as permitted by law. 

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The Student Undergraduate Research Festival (SURF) is now Carroll’s Student Research Festival (SRF)! SRF is our annual research event taking place in April. This is a wonderful chance for Carroll College students to show off their amazing research, and we welcome presentation applications from all disciplines!

SRF will take place on   April 26, 2024 , from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and we are excited to showcase all of our amazing student research. Students will present in either oral or poster sessions. Oral presentations are 10-12 minutes long and sessions will be shared between presenters. SRF 2024 - Schedule and Abstracts

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1.  Application and Abstract . Submit their application to present at SRF no later than  Friday, March 1, 2024   using the online form . Please note that the application requires you to submit an abstract. Working closely with your advisor on the abstract before the application deadline can help ensure that the abstract will be ready to be included in the SRF program with minimal revision.  If your submit an abstract that has issues (including spelling and grammar), members of the SRF Committee must work with you to correct them before the abstract can be approved.

2.  Submitting a Poster or Slides . Please submit the poster or slides you will be presenting at SRF no later than  Wednesday, April 17, 2024  using the online submission form . Posters take time and resources to review and print, and you can help to make this process easier for both your advisor and the Committee by doing the following:

• Posters must be formatted 48 inches x 36 inches in PDF.
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Sports Media Podcast: What a 2026 World Cup in North America means for Fox Sports

The successful three-nation bid to bring the 2026 World Cup to North America — the first time the global sporting event will be held in that region since 1994 — is obviously a coup for those involved in soccer in the United States, Canada and Mexico. But the biggest winner of all could be Fox Sports and Telemundo, the two U.S. media rights holders.

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In Feb. 2015, FIFA quietly announced it had extended U.S. media rights agreements with Fox and NBC’s Universal’s Telemundo through the 2026 World Cup. It stunned veteran soccer watchers and Fox competitors. An ESPN source said the network was unaware of any negotiations for FIFA media rights in the U.S.

Granting Fox and Telemundo an extra round without opening up the bidding has been speculated as a make good for the prospect of the 2022 Qatar World Cup moving its time of year of the tournament because Fox and Telemundo could have sued FIFA for changing the dates. As per this 2015 New York Times story on the rights extension, an executive made aware of the terms of the contract said Fox paid about 10 percent more than in its current contracts for 2018 and 2022, which are worth a total of $425 million. Even if Fox is contractually obligated to give FIFA some money for North America winning the bid, a domestic World Cup will be a boon for the media rights-holders.

In Episode 10 of the Sports Media Podcast with Richard Deitsch, Sports Business Daily media reporter John Ourand and Boston Globe sports media reporter Chad Finn discuss what the 2026 World Cup means for Fox Sports.

“We have spilled a lot of ink talking about the lack of a U.S. team in Russia is really going to hurt Fox, and how they are going to lose a ton of money, but every executive I spoke with at Fox said just wait before you declare this as awful because they got a below market value for the 2026 World Cup,” Ourand said. “Now it is going to be a domestic World Cup, and that is going to print money for them. This deal is by any measure just a great deal for Fox Sports, one of the all-time sports media deals in my opinion.”

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Ourand and Finn also discussed the perception of Fox Sports when it comes to its golf and global soccer coverage; Comcast’s attempt to buyy the assets owned by 21st Century Fox and what that would mean for two dozen regional sports networks owned by Fox Sports; the 2018 NBA Finals viewership; what the NBA offseason means for interest in the sport among rights-holders; whether LeBron James will head to Boston, and much more.

The second half of the podcast is a one-on-one conversation with Washington Post Capitals reporter Isabelle Khurshudyan. That conversation includes Khurshudyan discussing a number of topics including covering a Stanley Cup champion; why the Caps celebration has gone national; how much being fluent in Russian has helped her covering the NHL; whether it was intimidating to join the Post as an intern; how she procured an assignment to work in in the Moscow Bureau of the Washington Post, and the Washington Post having six women (Candace Buckner, Liz Clarke, Chelsea Janes, Khurshudyan, Kimberley A. Martin and Ava Wallace)  leading beats in sports.

“Obviously I think it is awesome but I hope first and foremost people think we are good reporters and I hope that is what makes our coverage standout,” Khurshudyan said.  It is good to have diversity whether its race, gender background, whatever because you see the world differently.”

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2:40: Ourand and Finn on the U.S., Canada and Mexico and what it means for Fox Sports, who owns the English-language rights to that tournament both in 2026 and the run-up to that World Cup.

10:50: What this means for ESPN’s soccer coverage.

15:30: The huge month for Fox including the U.S. Open and World Cup.

22:45: The Comcast-Disney battle for 21 st Century Fox assets.

30:20: The prospect of LeBron James to the Celtics.

35:40: The NBA Finals declining from years past but its uptick for the postseason overall.

49:30: Khurshudyan, on covering the endless Stanley Cup celebration for the Washington Capitals.

53:50: How being fluent in Russian has helped Khurshudyan cover the Capitals.

57:30: The Washington Post having six women leading beats in the sports department.

1:02:00: Being a Washington Post intern at 22.

1:05:28: Working in the Moscow Bureau of the Washington Post.

(Top photo: Mike Hewitt/FIFA via Getty Images)

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A "very complex" case: The events that led to an arrest in the Idaho student slayings

The killings of four University of Idaho students in mid-November at an off-campus residence stunned the small community of Moscow, where investigators grappled with what the town's police chief would later describe as a "very complex" case.

No suspect was immediately named in the deaths of housemates Madison Mogen, 21, Kaylee Goncalves, 21, and Xana Kernodle, 20, as well as Kernodle's boyfriend, Ethan Chapin, 20. Nor was a murder weapon, believed to be a large fixed-blade knife, found.

But the intense scrutiny on the unsolved slayings sparked thousands of tips to the FBI.

Then, nearly seven weeks later — with the community on edge and speculation swirling about who could commit such violence — police announced an arrest in Pennsylvania of a doctoral student in criminal justice .

"This is not the end of this investigation," Latah County Prosecuting Attorney Bill Thompson said at a news conference announcing the arrest in late December. "In fact, this is a new beginning."

Here's a timeline of key moments in the case.

Nov. 12, 2022

Starting at around 9 p.m., Kernodle and Chapin are seen at a party at Chapin's fraternity, Sigma Chi, a short walk from the King Road apartment house where the roommates lived, according to investigators.

That night, Goncalves uploads pictures to her Instagram account featuring photos of the friends with the caption, "One lucky girl to be surrounded by these pple everyday."

At about 10 p.m., Goncalves and Mogen go to a sports bar in Moscow, the Corner Club.

Nov. 13, 2022

At about 1:30 a.m., Goncalves and Mogen are seen ordering from a nearby food truck , according to the truck's livestream.

Investigators say Kernodle and Chapin return to their three-level house on King Road at about 1:45 a.m., while Goncalves and Mogen take a car ride home, arriving at about 1:56 a.m.

Meanwhile, two other housemates who had gone out that night had arrived home before the others, at about 1 a.m., Moscow police say.

At 11:58 a.m., a 911 call is placed on the cellphone of one of the other housemates requesting assistance for an "unconscious person." (Both housemates were unharmed.)

Police alert the public about the deaths in a news release and while they say no one is in custody, they do "not believe there is an ongoing community risk based on information gathered during the preliminary investigation."

Nov. 16, 2022

With no suspect apprehended, Moscow police walk back  previous comments that there was no threat to the largely rural city of almost 26,000 residents.

"We do not have a suspect at this time, and that individual is still out there," Moscow Police Chief James Fry says at a news conference. He adds that the more than 25 investigators with the Idaho State Police and the FBI are assisting in the case.

Nov. 17, 2022

Preliminary autopsy results show that the four victims were likely attacked with a large knife and died sometime after 2 a.m. from multiple stab wounds, Latah County Coroner Cathy Mabbutt says .

She describes their wounds as "pretty extensive."

Nov. 18, 2022

Police say the victims were most likely asleep when they were slain, and some of them had defensive wounds. There was also no sign of sexual assault.

Meanwhile, detectives seize the contents of three dumpsters near the home to search for possible evidence, and they contact local businesses to determine if a knife had recently been purchased.

Nov. 30, 2022

A vigil is held at the University of Idaho in honor of the victims, with some family members in attendance.

"We're going to get our justice," Steven Goncalves, Kaylee's father, says, adding that his daughter and Mogen had been best friends since the sixth grade and he had learned that they were in the same bed when they were killed.

"They went to high school together, then they started looking at colleges, they came here together. They eventually get into the same apartment together," he said. "And in the end, they died together."

Dec. 1, 2022

Moscow police reaffirm the quadruple homicide was part of a "targeted attack," after authorities appeared to suggest the opposite.

"We remain consistent in our belief that this was indeed a targeted attack but have not concluded if the target was the residence or its occupants," a police spokesperson says.

The department also continues to dispel online rumors and speculation , and says it has cleared certain people seen interacting with Goncalves and Mogen on the evening they were killed. Police also say the two housemates who were home during the attack had been sleeping that night.

Dec. 2, 2022

The two housemates, Bethany Funke and Dylan Mortensen, release letters saying they are struggling to accept why the lives of "four beautiful people" were taken so brutally.

Dec. 5, 2022

Detectives focus on Chapin's and Kernodle's activities on the evening they were killed, and ask the public for information about the nearly five hours from when the couple arrived at the Sigma Chi party to the apartment house on King Road.

Dec. 6, 2022

Police say they recognize how frustrating the lack of news can be for the families and the public, but insist they do not want to jeopardize the case.

"We are at that point in the investigation where we're still gathering information, we're still gathering tips, we're still gathering evidence, we're still doing everything we need to do," Fry says in a  video  posted online.

Dec. 7, 2022

Police begin removing personal items of the victims from the apartment house and returning them to their families.

They also announce what appears to be an integral part of the investigation: They say they are looking to speak with any occupants of a white Hyundai Elantra from 2011-13 with unknown license plates. They do not say whether they believe the driver is linked to the killer but say that person may have "critical information" to share.

Dec. 15, 2022

Kristi Goncalves, Kaylee's mother, expresses frustration during an interview with NBC's "TODAY" show that she only learned about the police interest in the Hyundai Elentra when the rest of the public did — underscoring how some victims' families feel "left in the dark."

Dec. 21, 2022

Fry tells NBC News that his department is in daily contact with families and "we asked them to be patient" as the investigation progresses. The police chief again insists the investigation is not a cold case, and "our end goal is to bring somebody to justice for those families and for those victims."

Dec. 30, 2022

Police announce an arrest of a suspect: Bryan Christopher Kohberger, 28, a resident of Pullman, Washington, then a doctoral student at Washington State University. He is apprehended  in northeastern Pennsylvania , about 2,500 miles from the Idaho campus, and charged with four counts of first-degree murder and burglary.

According to two law enforcement sources, DNA evidence played a key role in linking the killings to Kohberger.

At a news conference, Fry says he believes Kohberger is the only suspect.

"What I can tell you is that we have an individual in custody who committed these horrible crimes," he says, "and I do believe our community is safe."

Dec. 31, 2022

The public defender of Monroe County, Pennsylvania, where Kohberger is being held, says the suspect intends to waive his extradition hearing to face charges in Idaho.

"He should be presumed innocent until proven otherwise — not tried in the court of public opinion," Jason LaBar says in a statement, adding, "Mr. Kohberger is eager to be exonerated of these charges and looks forward to resolving these matters as promptly as possible."

Jan. 3, 2023

Kohberger appears in court and agrees to return to Idaho.

Jan. 4, 2023

Kohberger is flown across country in a Pennsylvania State Police plane and booked into the Latah County, Idaho, jail.

Jan. 5, 2023

Kohberger makes his first appearance in an Idaho court and is ordered held without bail. Another pretrial hearing is set for Jan. 12.

Investigators say male DNA discovered on a knife sheath was used to link Kohberger to the crime scene and that they had been tracking his car, a white Hyundai Elantra, and cellphone use in the area, according to newly released court documents.

Jan. 18, 2023

A list of items seized from a search warrant for Kohberger's Pullman, Washington, apartment is made public. The belongings include a pillow with a "reddish/brown stain," a disposable glove and at least a dozen strands of hair.

Feb. 28, 2023

A search warrant for the home of Kohberger's parents in Albrightsville, Pennsylvania, reveals more items seized, including four medical-style gloves, a silver flashlight and a buccal swab DNA test.

March 13, 2023

Prosecutors seek data from major tech firms , such as Apple and Amazon, as well as social media platforms and retailers as part of their investigation, according to court documents made public. They also request bank and social media information tied to the four victims in order to build a digital picture of the crime and the suspect.

April 21, 2023

Funke, one of the surviving housemates, files a motion to quash a subpoena that would require her to testify at Kohberger's preliminary hearing in June. While an investigator for his defense said in an affidavit that she knows information that would be "exculpatory to the defendant," Funke in her motion said the statement is "without support and there is no further information or detail pertaining to the substance of this testimony, its materiality or the alleged exculpatory information."

April 26, 2023

Funke agrees to interview with the defense counsel, according to a court filing, but she won't have to travel to Idaho.

May 4, 2023

Newly released police bodycam video shows Kohberger being pulled over for allegedly running a red light in Pullman, Washington, in October 2022, about a month before the slayings in Moscow. Washington State University campus police let him go with a warning.

May 16, 2023

A Latah County grand jury returns an indictment against Kohberger on the murder charges, paving the way for an arraignment and trial.

May 22, 2023

Kohberger during his arraignment stands silent when asked to enter a plea, prompting Latah County District Judge John Judge to enter not guilty pleas on his behalf on the murder and burglary charges. A trial is tentatively set for Oct. 2.

In addition, prosecutors have 60 days to give notice if they'll seek the death penalty.

June 16, 2023

DNA on the knife sheath found at the off-campus home directly links Kohberger to the crime scene, according to court documents filed by prosecutors .

June 22, 2023

Kohberger's attorney says in a court filing that there is "no connection" between him and the slain students and that other men's DNA was also found at the scene.

His attorney also claims that police investigated "various possible suspects," many of whom provided DNA — including at least one who allegedly "had his DNA surreptitiously taken from a discarded cigarette" and others who "had their phones taken and downloaded," the filing says.

June 26, 2023

Prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty against Kohberger if he is convicted, writing in a court filing that "aggravating circumstances" in the "especially heinous" killings led to the decision.

Idaho has not carried out an execution since 2012.

July 4, 2023

Some families of the victims speak out against the University of Idaho's plan to demolish the King Road residence before the start of the fall semester on Aug. 21.

"The home itself has enormous evidentiary value as well as being the largest, and one of the most important, pieces of evidence in the case," an attorney for the Goncalves family tells the Idaho Statesman . But the school responds that neither the prosecution nor the defense is objecting to the demolition.

July 12, 2023

Reversing course, the University of Idaho says it will halt tearing down the King Road.

"We know that every action and decision around this horrific incident is painful and invokes emotions," university President Scott Green says in a statement. "That is why every decision we have made this far is with the families of the victims and our students in mind."

July 25, 2023

Kohberger's lawyers filed a motion seeking to get his indictment dismissed , arguing that the grand jury was "misled as to the standard of proof required for an indictment." They say the standard should be "beyond a reasonable doubt," but claim the grand jury was "erroneously instructed" with "presentment," which they say would mean having a "reasonable ground for believing the defendant has committed" an alleged offense.

Aug. 23, 2023

Kohberger  waives his right to a speedy trial  during an appearance in Latah County Court, where his legal team says it may not be ready by the October start date. A new date has not been immediately decided.

His lawyers also say they will file a motion to strike the death penalty and file another motion seeking to ban cameras in the courtroom.

Oct. 31, 2023

Federal investigators return to the Kind Road home to gather more evidence and create a replica of the residence that can be used at trial.

Nov. 13, 2023

The University of Idaho marks one year since the slayings with a vigil in the victims' honor.

Dec. 14, 2023

Kohberger's defense team is permitted inside the King Road home to gather documentation it needs before trial.

Dec. 15, 2023

A Latah County district court denies the defense team's request to dismiss the indictment against Kohbeger on various reasons.

"Kohberger has failed to successfully challenge the indictment on grounds of juror bias, lack of sufficient admissible evidence, or prosecutorial misconduct," Judge John Judge writes. "Kohberger was indicted by an impartial grand jury who had sufficient admissible evidence to find probable cause to believe Kohberger committed the crimes alleged by the state." Details of the ruling itself remain sealed.

Dec. 21, 2023

Latah County prosecutors file a request for Kohberger's trial to be held in summer 2024.

Dec. 28, 2023

The King Road house is demolished despite objections from two of the victims' families who say it should remain standing for trial in the event it would help understand what happened. But Latah County prosecutors tell the University of Idaho in an email from Dec. 22 that "the current condition of the premises is so substantially different than at the time of the homicides that a jury view would not be authorized."

The Goncalves and Kernodle families release a statement voicing their frustration after a judge at a hearing suggests the murder trial likely won't begin until 2025.

Kohberger's lawyers file an updated alibi defense saying that cellphone tower data will show he liked to take late-night drives along the Washington-Idaho border, but was miles away when the victims were killed. They said they intend to rely on testimony at trial from cell tower data expert Sy Ray .

This article was originally published on NBCNews.com

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Moscow, Idaho, is home to the University of Idaho. On Saturday, November 12, 2022, students were decked out in game day gear, ready to cheer on the school’s football team, the Vandals.

Noisy parties followed, until a hush settled on student housing around 3:00 or 4:00 a.m.

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21-year-old Madison Mogen, a senior from Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

Her best friend, Kaylee Goncalves, also 21, from Rathdrum, Idaho.

Ethan Chapin, a 20-year-old freshman from Conway, Washington.

And Ethan's girlfriend, 20-year-old junior Xana Kernodle of Avondale, Arizona.

Incredibly, two roommates survived: Bethany Funke and Dylan Mortenson. For reasons that are unclear, they were not hurt.

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Moscow Police were working the crime scene, but were saying not a word about what they'd found inside.

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And saying little about what had happened...

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By Aditi Sangal , Adrienne Vogt , Matt Meyer and Melissa Macaya, CNN

What we learned today in the Idaho students murder case — and what we still don't know

From CNN staff

Friday brought the most significant news yet in the closely-watched case of four college students who were killed in Moscow, Idaho, in November.

While authorities have now arrested a suspect, many key questions about the events surrounding the killings remain unanswered.

What we learned today:

• A suspect in the killings is now in custody: The man arrested is Bryan Christopher Kohberger, 28, according to a criminal complaint. He was taken into custody Friday in Monroe County, Pennsylvania, the document states.
• The evidence used by investigators: Authorities narrowed their focus to Kohberger after tracing his ownership of a  white Hyundai Elantra  seen in the area of the killings, according to two law enforcement sources. They also said his DNA was matched to genetic material recovered at the off-campus house where the students were stabbed to death. Investigators traced the DNA with the help of genetic genealogy, a source with knowledge of the case told CNN.
• Kohberger was a graduate student at a nearby school: The suspect does not attend the same college as the victims, but just finished his first semester in a PhD program for Washington State University’s Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology, the school confirmed.
• What's next for the suspect: Records show Kohberger was arraigned Friday morning in Pennsylvania and has a court hearing on extradition to Idaho on Jan. 3. He could also waive extradition and return voluntarily. Once he is in Idaho, he is expected to make an initial appearance before a magistrate and further hearings will be scheduled.
• Investigators still need help: “This is not the end of this investigation. In fact, this is a new beginning,” Latah County Prosecutor Bill Thompson said during tonight's news conference. Authorities urged anyone with information about the named suspect to come forward and help them fill in the events surrounding the killings.

What we still don't know:

• The suspect's potential motive or connection to the victims : Moscow Police Chief James Fry said the suspect's motive in the attack is still part of the investigation and would not publicly say whether the suspect knew the victims.
• The weapon used in the attack: Authorities have previously said an “edged weapon such as a knife” was used in the killings, but no murder weapon has been found, Fry said Friday.
• Whether a specific tip led to the arrest: The police chief thanked residents for the overwhelming number of tips that poured in for the case, but did not specify when asked whether a specific piece of information led to Friday's arrest.
• How the attack played out: While police have previously outlined limited details about the killings , including that the victims had likely been sleeping and that two additional roommates were unharmed, investigators went no further Friday to establish the narrative of that night's events.

More context: State law limits what information authorities can release before Kohberger makes an initial appearance in Idaho court, Fry told reporters, and that could have to do with the lack of further details. The police chief thanked the public for its patience and acknowledged frustrations with the pace of updates on the case.

School confirms that Idaho killings suspect is a PhD student at Washington State University

Washington State University confirmed that the suspect in the case of four murdered Idaho college students , Bryan Kohberger, attends the school as a graduate student.

In a statement released Friday, a school spokesperson said Kohberger completed his first semester as a PhD student in the school's criminal justice program earlier this month.

University officials also confirmed that the college's police department helped Idaho law enforcement search Kohberger's apartment and office, which are both located on the school's Pullman campus.

CNN had previously reported Kohberger's attendance based on a since-removed school directory.

“On behalf of the WSU Pullman community, I want to offer my sincere thanks to all of the law enforcement agencies that have been working tirelessly to solve this crime,” said Elizabeth Chilton, chancellor of the WSU Pullman campus, in the statement. “This horrific act has shaken everyone in the Palouse region.”

“We also want to extend our deepest sympathies to the families, friends, and Vandal colleagues who were impacted by these murders,” Chilton said. “We will long feel the loss of these young people in the Moscow-Pullman community and hope the announcement today will be a step toward healing.”

Cleanup at the house where Idaho students were killed has been halted by a legal request

From CNN's Elizabeth Joseph

A court request has halted the cleanup process at the home where four college students were killed last month, the Moscow, Idaho, police chief said Friday.

On Thursday, Moscow police said a private company would begin "remediation activities" the next morning, and that the 1122 King Street residence would remain an active crime scene under police authority.

But “the house cleanup has been halted, and that came by a legal request from the court,” chief James Fry told reporters Friday. 

Remediation activities include removing potential biohazards and other harmful substances used to collect evidence, Moscow police explained in a news release earlier this week.

"There is no timeline for completion, but the property will be returned to the property management company when finished,” the department said at the time.

Fry did not offer further details about why the cleanup has been halted.

Here's what comes next for the suspect, according to officials 

Bryan Kohberger, the suspect arrested Friday in connection with the Idaho student killings, had an initial appearance in front of a judge in Pennsylvania and is being held without bond, Latah County Prosecutor Bill Thompson said during tonight's news conference.

“And the warrant from our magistrate judge here also provides for no bond. We understand that he’s scheduled to be back in court in Pennsylvania next Tuesday afternoon and that a public defender has been appointed for him there,” Thompson said.

Once Kohberger is in Idaho, he is expected to make an initial appearance before a magistrate and further hearings will be scheduled.

“This is not the end of this investigation. In fact, this is a new beginning,” Thompson said.

Because Kohberger was arrested in Pennsylvania, he has the opportunity either waive extradition and return to Idaho voluntarily. If he chooses not to return voluntarily, Moscow police will initiate extradition proceedings through the governor’s office, Moscow Police Department Chief James Fry said during the news conference.

“If we do that, it can take a while for him to get here,” he said.

Records show Kohberger was arraigned Friday morning in Pennsylvania and he has a court hearing on extradition Jan. 3.

Moscow resident reacts with relief to arrest in Idaho student murders case

From CNN’s Veronica Miracle

Moscow, Idaho, resident Erin Staheli became emotional while expressing her relief at the news of an arrest in the stabbing deaths of four University of Idaho students.

“It's just been very scary not knowing who's out there,” Staheli told CNN, noting the fear that has permeated the Moscow community for weeks. “I had doubts that the killer would be caught because it's been so long, you know.”

Staheli praised the work of the police agencies and FBI for the arrest.

“I knew that they would, but it's just taking so long and I'm so happy for their families and everybody that's been worried that all the students, everybody that may not have come back to school,” she said.

Police chief says investigators are still searching for a murder weapon and doesn’t share potential motive

Moscow, Idaho, Police Chief James Fry said that investigators are still actively searching for pieces of evidence in the case, including the weapon used to kill the four college students.

Fry also said the suspect's motive in the attack is still part of the investigation and would not publicly say whether suspect Bryan Kohberger knew the victims.

"That's part of the investigation as well; it won't be something that will come out at this point in time," Fry said. "But as we continue the investigation, and as this case goes to trial, that will be brought forth."

The police chief also did not specify whether a specific tip led to Friday's arrest, which occurred in Albrightsville, Pennsylvania.

“All I know is that he lives in in Pennsylvania,” Fry told a reporter when asked about Kohberger’s connection to Pennsylvania. He declined to provide any other detail.

State law limits what information authorities can release before Kohberger makes an initial appearance in Idaho court, Fry told reporters.

University of Idaho president says school will carry on legacy of students who were killed

University of Idaho President Scott Green said he was thankful for both local and national support for the investigation into four slain students.

"While we cannot bring back Maddie, Kaylee and Xana and Ethan, we could carry their legacy in the work that we do. Our students come first and that was proven each and every day of this investigation," he said.

Green expressed gratitude for law enforcement in providing security to the school.

"We never lost faith that this case could be solved and are grateful for the hard work of the Moscow Police Department and their law enforcement partners," he said.

County prosecutor calls on public to report anything they might know about the suspect

Latah County Prosecutor Bill Thompson told members of the public that investigators are not done building their case against the suspect in the Idaho students' murder , and that officials still need help gathering more information.

"You will now know the name of the person who's been charged with these offenses," he continued, referring to the suspect identified by authorities, 28-year-old Bryan Kohberger . 

"Please get that information out there. Please ask the public, anyone who knows about this individual, to come forward, call the tip line, report anything you know about him to help the investigators and eventually our office and the court system understand fully everything there is to know about not only the individual, but what happened, and why," he said.

County prosecutor says criminal complaint charging suspect was filed Thursday

Latah County Prosecutor Bill Thompson said a criminal complaint was filed yesterday charging suspect Bryan Kohberger with four counts of first-degree murder and felony burglary.

"There's a pending case now in court and I and any office and the investigators have to live with the restrictions that our Supreme Court places on pretrial publicity. That said, I promise you we will share with you, through the court process or otherwise, whatever we are allowed to. I just appreciate your patience on that," he said in a press conference.

Thompson said factual basis for the charges are summarized in a probable cause affidavit, which is on file with the court. 

"According to the rules of the Idaho Supreme Court, that is sealed until Mr. Kohberger is physically back in Latah County and is physically served with the arrest warrant. At that time, we expect that that affidavit will be available to you so you could share the true facts with all of your readers and your watchers and your listeners and all of the people," he said, addressing reporters in the room.

"It's sad to be here but happy to here at the same time," he added.

Kohberger had an initial appearance in front of a judge in Pennsylvania and is being held without bond, Thompson said.

“And the warrant from our magistrate judge here also provides for no bond. We understand that he’s scheduled to be back in court in Pennsylvania next Tuesday afternoon and that a public defender has been appointed for him there,” he said.

CNN's Elizabeth Joseph contributed reporting to this post.

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