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As DePaul continues to face its $56.5 million budget gap, calls for radical transparency echo throughout all corners of the university’s administration. The lack of transparency in DePaul’s discussions regarding the financial state of the university has led to a deeper look into all areas of the university. Reporting last week revealed one branch of...

The only student session for Design DePaul had lackluster attendance, failed to discuss all of the Design DePaul topics and did not give students an opportunity to ask administration questions. There are currently no upcoming Design DePaul sessions that include students, so many attendees said this session was underwhelming. Some attendees like Nana Ampofo, DePaul...

(NAPSI)—There’s a movement to take hundreds of millions of Texas taxpayer dollars and use it to limit the education available to millions of Texas students. It has nothing to do with school …

The Student Government Association (SGA) elections will open for voting on May 1 after weeks of campaigning and election marketing from aspiring and current SGA members. The upcoming election calls into question the success of SGA’s initiatives to increase voter turnout after past years’ low ratings and participation from candidates.  “This year has been just...

Lauren Adams, a sophomore majoring in English and minoring in education, is running with Progressives at Cal for ASUC Senate on the platforms of improved campus budget allocation, more ethical Greek life and support for disabled and native students.

If you know a student with disabilities, listen up. The 15th annual Sonoma County Transition Fair is on March 15th and is designed to help disabled students and

The beginning of a new semester can be exciting and a bit stressful for all of us, whether we’re coming back from a challenging fall term or beginning our college

Disabled students can request that their peers be required to wear masks in class in 12 Virginia schools under the terms of a settlement agreement to a federal lawsuit.

Nine student organizations collaborated with the University and local LGBTQ+ organizations last week to host events for Trans Awareness Week.

“Back then there were no wheelchair accessible taxis ... and people could refuse to give you a job just because you had a disability.”