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  Students who identify as having a disability at the University of Utah experience exclusion in many ways on campus, from automatic doors being out of working order for extended periods to long, roundabout detours around construction. In undergraduate labs, benches are too high for wheelchair users and a lack of chairs and accommodating tools...

At the most recent Regional Health Forum West Meeting in Galway, Cllr Felim Gurn questioned the HSE about their general vetting procedures. In a question to the...

A pilot civil specialty court will start next month in Johnson County to help individuals who were involuntarily committed be successful on their own in the community. The court sessions will ensure participants continue their meds, treatment and receive other needed supports.

Can Shakespeare help us understand human behavior? Explore important work of the bard at McHenry County Colleges latest Experts and Insights educational speaker series "Renewing Shakespeare from the Page to the Stage."

Carol Olsen, Goulburn Day VIEW Club publicity officer talks about friendship and learning about life after their monthly...

College students love their pets, whether it is the family dog they are missing at home, the apartment cat they adopted with their roommates or the pet store fish they

Those with the privilege of testing in Himes Hall may not consider it as a luxury, but compared to the facility students with disabilities use, it’s an academic utopia. The

A bill that would regulate wheelchair companies to ensure they repair specialized wheelchairs in a timely manner failed to pass the Judiciary Committee.

Kansans seeking to buy tobacco products now must be 21 years of age or older, under legislation signed into law Tuesday by Gov. Laura Kelly.

TOPEKA —The legal age for buying cigarettes, electronic cigarettes and other tobacco products in Kansas is now 21. On Tuesday, Governor