Dean Runner News Today

In light of the Stop the Build protests, Runner confirmed that construction of the faith-based projects will continue as planned.

The seemingly obvious solution would be to expand the Chapel. However, that is not as easy as it sounds.

The reality is that floods like the one in Brooks Crossings are random accidents that occur once in a while, and many students were not prepared for an accident of this sort and thus uninsured.

The start of the semester saw the Orange Line overwhelmed, as five morning buses couldn't match the demands of students heading to campus.

The start of the semester saw the Orange Line overwhelmed, as five morning buses couldn't match the demands of students heading to campus.

For the last two years, a team of students and administrators have been meeting to change the student code of conduct around issues of discrimination and harassment. On Monday, Dean of Students Matthew Burns announced they are close to a final draft of the new policy.

During their Feb. 7  meeting, SA Senate discussed committee updates, scheduling their town hall, the new SA website, and a procedural change that would put students before senators in their speaker’s list order, among other topics.

Students will not be allowed on campus early unless granted permission by the University.

As a soon-to-be alumna, the overload policy makes me hopeful for how campus culture will blossom over the coming years.