Club consultant bylaw garners controversy
The bylaw would mandate that all chartered clubs have a consultant, which is already required for secured clubs.
Deroy, Village residents report mold, DCL inspections find no evidence
Several residents of Deroy residence hall reported contracting sinus infections due to mold in their dorms.
Eduroam WiFi fixed after connectivity issues
The problems lasted for a week, the latest in a string of issues with the network over the past semester.
Union explains delay in racial minority senator election
The Union sent an email to the community to apologize and explain the next steps in the special election process.
Activist discusses her art installations on immigration
Michelle Angela Ortiz shared her most recent project focusing on immigration rights with the community.
Former diplomat delivers lecture on politics in Oman
Former U.S. Ambassador to Oman Gary Grappo talked about leadership, economics and politics in Oman.
Educator discusses indigenous perspectives on climate change
Poet, artist and educator Terisa Siagatonu gave a talk on how indigenous communities frame the climate justice movement.
Science majors share their academic challenges, advice
A panel of science majors talked to students about how they overcame setbacks in their educations.
Students have access to many different resources on campus. What are they?
The Justice examined the various student support resources available on campus.
University makes gradual changes toward sustainability
The Justice looked at how recycling and compost work on campus since the University made changes to its Climate Action Plan.
Univ. makes changes to student protest policies
Provost Lisa Lynch announced updates to the Student Rights and Responsibilities handbook on Aug. 29.
Editorial: Feedback on appendices D, N, F and P in University’s draft anti-racism plan
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