The Justice

Hodes delivers address to Class of 2013 grads

The University awarded 850 bachelor's degrees at the 62nd commencement ceremony on Sunday.

Take Back the Night leads to controversy

Students made offensive remarks from residence hall windows at Take Back the Night paticipants.
Board approves projects for campus dorms

Ten million dollars will go to updating East Quad, Schwartz Hall and other maintenance projects.
Faculty advocates for diversity

In the past 10 years, 73.2 percent of honorary degree recipients have been male, according to the professors.
University to hire coordinator for sexual assault issues

A search is underway to fill a new position to handle sexual assault cases by the fall 2013 semester.
McClendon speaks to inductees

Seven members from the Class of 2014 and 77 members from the Class of 2013 were inducted into Phi Beta Kappa.
Kirkland reviews term

The former Student Union president looked back on his accomplishments in office.
Spencer to leave University

The dean of admissions will join college prep school Deerfield Academy as the director of college advising.
Hose, seven faculty to retire; Whelan to take on position at Emerson

Seven faculty members and Associate Vice President of University Affairs Dr. John Hose will retire at the end of this year.

Speaking out about autism

The Fleischmanns challenge misconceptions about the disability

Autism, which affects one in 88 children, is the fastest-growing developmental disability in the United States. Autism spectrum disorders consist of a range of neurological disorders characterized by challenges with both verbal and nonverbal communication, difficulties with social interaction and repeated behaviors. Full story