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The Associate Students Commission on Culture, Arts, and Joy Justice is continuing its weekly “Sing a New Song'' music series for Fall Quarter 2023. The event takes place on Fridays from 12-1 p.m. at Storke Lawn and features live performances from various local cultural and music groups. This quarter, the Associated Students Commission on Culture,

A group of students and community members gathered to view the exhibit, titled “Art Reception: African American Quilters of Los Angeles."

In its second meeting of Fall Quarter, Northwestern’s Associated Student Government Senate elected and appointed 20 students to several of its internal boards and discussed upcoming financial and inclusion initiatives. “There were a lot of elections, and I’m really excited about the new committee members,” School of Education and Social Policy senior and Speaker of...

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UCLA housing residents report bed bugs, ants upon move-in Several students living in Hedrick Summit, Weyburn Terrace and Levering Heights residential complexes at UC Los Angeles reported infestations of ants and bedbugs upon moving in, the Daily Bruin reported. These claims come after several accounts of unsafe living conditions in UCLA-owned apartments during the 2022-23

Associated Students UCLA announced new on-campus dining options for this academic year, including two new restaurants. ASUCLA opened the açaí bowl shop SAMBAZON in the Ackerman Student Union, a Chocolate Vanilla Twist soft serve ice cream location at Northern Lights and All Rise Pizza at Lu Valle Commons.

Northwestern’s Associated Student Government will roll out the new ASG Executive Grant this academic year, the ASG Executive Cabinet announced in a Tuesday news release. The grant consolidates three grants previously available to students — the Wild Ideas, Community Building and Affinity Fund grants — into one funding pool and is intended to provide students...

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YAKIMA, Wash.- Yakima Valley College has seen a fall quarter surge in enrollment as students continue to head back to the classroom post-Pandemic.