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Issues with accommodations and building accessibility have created barriers for community members with disabilities

Minchew, a Republican, unsuccessfully ran for mayor in 2022 and earlier for a seat on the city council.

The University held three budget community forums in March discussing the plans, emphasized transparency

To recognize faculty members outstanding contributions to the university, FIU has launched two new platforms that share the breadth and depth of faculty and their achievements.

Construction to begin in 2024 for new athletic facilities, renovations to Mary Graydon Center

Five Towns College students must meet certain Federal Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) requirements consistent with the college mission & the Dept. of Ed.

Vaccines and boosters will be strongly recommended and rapid tests will be available

Since DSU’s beginning in 2021, the organization has educated the AU community about disabilities

Three candidates will interview to become the new director of Western Illinois Universitys First Year Advising Center Wednesday, Feb. 22, Thursday, Feb. 23 and Monday, Feb. 27.

A biweekly roundup of headlines about how the pandemic is shaping schools and education policy, vetted by AEI Visiting Fellow John Bailey