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A.S. President Gurleen Pabla said several students in A.S. expressed concerns about training accessibility, prompting the decision to deliver the executive order.

Sophomore Sofia Morales wheeled her box cart into a bright, renovated Aber Hall lobby on Aug. 20. Morales, a sophomore studying music performance and anthropology, walked past a sign with

Portland, ORE. (PRWEB) June 14, 2022 -- WHAT: In honor of Pride Month and the 50th anniversary of Title IX, Girls in Motion: Summit for a Healthier Future is

Fall 2022 priority registration flights will open over a two-week period, breaking the precedent of the one-week structure from previous semesters.

On the fourth floor of Aber Hall, dormitory rooms that once housed a dozen students now hold offices for the student advising team.

Mask mandate lifted

When the University Faculty Association, the premier union on campus, met on Feb. 18, public commenters had only one topic in mind: Loss of the mask mandate at the University

The University of Montana officially removed its mask mandate for all non-classroom environments Thursday, Feb. 24, allowing one week until the mandate is lifted for the entire campus — including

The expected cost of bringing buildings along Aberdeen's Union Street up to scratch has finally been spelled out: an eye-watering £11 million.

Hundreds of people have called for a public vote on pedestrianisation of Union Street, a decade on from the division of the UTG referendum.