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Autistic students find ‘vital’ support system at College of Staten Island Updated Mar 01, 2021; Posted Mar 01, 2021 The College of Staten Island (CSI) provides various supports to students with autism using ground-breaking research conducted through the City University of New York. Shown here is an aerial photo of the CSI campus in Willowbrook. (Staten Island Advance/Alexandra Salmieri)Alexandra Salmieri Facebook Share STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Bella Kofner didn’t speak until she was 7 ...

Some students registered with the Student Accessibility and Inclusive Learning Services are no longer receiving early class registration after SAILS updated their system that kept track of accommodations.

Agencies offer hope for those struggling with addiction during COVID-19 pandemic     Albany, Georgia (Albany Herald) — Disruptive events such as a natural disaster or loss of a job can affect individuals, as well as their families, even when the circumstances are short in duration. In the midst of a global pandemic that has disrupted the lives of nearly everyone in myriad ways — from being shut off from loved ones to long periods spent in isolation — and has lasted for a year the imp...

  Tulane’s beautiful, tree-lined campus will feel like home in no time. Our students can choose to live in residential colleges with people who share their interests, or opt for a more traditional dorm experience. Residence halls and libraries offer quiet places to study but there are many other cozy spots to study or even take a nap between classes. With over 25 dining locations on campus, students are never far from a wide range of meals and snacks. A monthly farmer’s market, food trucks...