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In this week’s edition of The Pitt Prescription, Elizabeth Donnelly discusses the ongoing medication shortages pharmacies across the US are experiencing including Ozempic and ADHD medications.

USI to honor Disability Awareness Month with global motivational speaker Lizzie Velasquez WHO: USI Disability Resources, ADA Coordinator and the Institutional Equity Office are hosting a keynote presentation by Lizzie Velasquez, global motivational speaker, YouTube personality and anti-bullying a

The four 2023-24 Texas A&M student body president candidates gathered in the Memorial Student Center Flag Room to answer questions from students about their campaigns and argue their stance on

Plus, Temple University landed more than $10 million to help students with physical disabilities, and three other universities and a community foundation received big gifts.

The Pennsylvania Link to Aging and Disability Resources has developed a senior check-in line that connects seniors with local volunteers or other peer seniors.

Temple University has received a $10.9 million gift to provide scholarships, assistive technology and career support services to students living with physical disabilities. The gift comes from the late Jeanne Zweig, a 1953 Temple graduate who earned her degrees while living with cerebral palsy and went on to create her own accounting firm. Funds from the new Jeanne Zweig Endowment will be available to eligible students starting in fall 2023 through Temple's Office of Disability Resources.

A guide to campus buildings and uncomfortable conversations.

Gianna Petrella knows that all kids should be able to learn the fundamentals of swimming and water safety.

IV. Policies and Procedures A. Alcohol Use for Campus Events Policy Illinois Tech students are subject to the laws of the State of Illinois. PERSONS UNDER 21

It's 10 pm. I still have at least another hour of homework left, and that's if I manage to remain productive in my sleepy stupor....