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The Office of International Students & Scholars (OISS) is hosting an English Conversation Program on Thursday, May 2, from 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.

The Associated Students Judicial Council filed an injunction placing a hold on the Association’s 2024 budget deliberations, the council announced in an April 29 email. This decision follows Associated Students President Tessa Veksler allegedly violating Associated Students Legal Code by recommending the reallocation of the Associated Students Program Board rollover funds to the Finance and

“Smoking dope and eating chips this Saturday in Vermont for the University of Vermont 4/20 show. I dunno if it’s even a 4/20 event but if I’m there it’s gunna be.”  Peach Pit captioned an Instagram post with this line a few days before taking the stage on the Fleming green to celebrate SpringFest. The...

CMU trustees vow action in response to racial incidents involving campus community.

FAU’s Fashion Forward, a student-led organization dedicated to fashion enthusiasts, hosted a show at the Live Oak Pavilion on Monday. The event embraced all facets of the fashion industry, including modeling, styling, and photography. The fashion show lasted from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. and included a dynamic runway performance featuring seven student models affiliated...

On Tuesday evening, students got a chance to hear songs from Jay Filson at the first Live After Dark of the spring semester at the Live Oak Pavilion. Program Board organizes Live After Dark sessions each semester as a way to entertain students as they continue their academic journey. This time around. Filson was introduced...

Consisting of duo Enya Umanzor and Drew Phillips, Emergency Intercom is a comedy podcast that covers an array of topics, from pop-culture to internet memes, along with amusing personal stories.

Administered by Vestwell, the program will expand retirement savings access to Delaware’s private sector workers and is fee-free for employers.

The Delaware EARNS program will be available to Delaware private sector workers who don’t have access to a retirement savings program and will be administered by digital 401(k) provider Vestwell.

The South Dakota Department of Corrections plans to operate its own commissary for the state's prisoners.