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The Essential Needs Food Pantry and Dining Services join forces to address healthy food barriers in a new pilot program for students.

2024-25 school year sees 3% cost increase on double-room rates.

A story describing what to look for in off-campus housing and what to avoid.

Learn how to better protect our planet every day with a series of events hosted by BU Sustainability

California's disabled students share their concerns as often being left behind during emergencies, trapped where they are when buildings become inaccessible during evacuations.

The incident happened around 10 p.m. March 21 at the Bears Den dining hall in Zetcher House, a dorm on Washington Universitys campus in Clayton.

In the 2023-24 school year Selleck Quadrangle housing has transferred from being student housing, to guest and emergency housing.

The chapters of both Kappa Sigma and Alpha Phi have been temporarily suspended at Washington University pending the results of a student conduct investigation into an incident involving students throwing eggs and potentially saying racial slurs at Bear’s Den (BD) dining hall, March 21, per Dean of Students Rob Wild.

Lessons From The Living Wage Campaign | Opinion | The Harvard Crimson

As the crescent moon ushered in the sacred month of Ramadan, Oregon State University Muslim students, staff, faculty and community embarked on a journey of spiritual reflection, self-discipline and solidarity. “Ramadan is not a holiday. It is a holy month,” said Zeena Faulk, center director of OSU’s Ettihad Cultural Center. Ramadan, the ninth month of...