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THE preparation for any type of transition can be daunting. Whether it be transitioning from different locations, to different homes and different friends — the task itself is one that

The SA Senate approved the $1.3 million budget for next year's undergraduate and graduate student organizations.

At 11 a.m. on April 8 the Spilman Building for the College of Health and Human Performance began the Accessible Icon Pirate Challenge, a design activism project that promotes inclusion

One candidate brings a perfect fusion of passion and policy to the table. Students should vote for Dasia Bandy for SA president this year.

Senior Christian Zidouemba is mounting his third campaign for the SA's top post after losing both presidential races in the past two years.

Four students shared their stories of facing a lack of flexibility from faculty and staff in the classroom or in their living situations.

The documentary profiles Camp Jened, a summer camp for teenagers with disabilities that flourished in the 1970s.

It should not be possible that no one ever told a professor how to respond when a student comes to class with a service animal.

Professor Marie Matta apologized after footage showing her arguing with a student over the student’s service dog was shared widely on social media.

The IUSB Civil Rights Heritage Center and the Office of Disability Support Services are now accepting submissions for the exhibit “Ability 3.”