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The TUGSA strike, which began on Jan. 31, follows a year of bargaining with the university for increased pay, expanded leave, and healthcare.

With the landmark decision now overturned as of January, students reckon with an ever-polarized landscape.

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln announced on Feb. 1 that they are increasing the minimum stipend for graduate students for the 2023-24 academic year.

This marks the third year an all-woman duo won the two top executive seats.

ON Monday, Feb. 20, 2023 Green Meadow School hosted a night dedicated to giving back to parents. The event was held in the Royal Taga Hall of Saipan World Resort

President Martha Pollack refuses to support Student Assembly and University Assembly resolutions requesting that the University provide funds for a campus M.D. gynecologist, disappointing several S.A. members.

On Thursdays Student Assembly meeting, the Office of Community Relations presented statistics on the Universitys economic impact on Tompkins County.

The Undergraduate Student Government proves once again that Black students only matter when candidates are vying to be elected.

The addition brings the school one step closer to Dean Pam Grossmans One Penn GSE vision, an initiative intended to unite GSEs separate facilities into one space.

The divestment campaign began many semesters ago but notably gained momentum starting in the fall of 2019. CJC members reached out to faculty and students from other clubs, gaining support from a wide collection of allies ranging from Mothers Out Front, to Cornell University Sustainable Design, to the Vegan Club. CJC and other clubs held public protests nearly every week during the spring of 2020 until the campus shut down due to COVID-19. The most notable of these was a mock wedding between Cor...