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The Yale Corporation, the University’s highest governing body, is set to meet on campus April 20 for its fourth annual meeting as the presidential search enters its seventh month.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — Four students at Empire State University have been awarded the SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Student Excellence. Joseph Juntunen, Anton Ruesing, Em Wasserman, and Elizabeth O’Brien will be recognized at a ceremony on April 11. The SUNY Chancellor’s Award recognizes students with outstanding achievements who have demonstrated excellence in different aspects of […]

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — Four students at Empire State University have been awarded the SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Student Excellence. Joseph Juntunen, Anton Ruesing, Em Wasserman, and Elizabeth O’Brien will be recognized at a ceremony on April 11. The SUNY Chancellor’s Award recognizes students with outstanding achievements who have demonstrated excellence in different aspects of […]

IUP will hold some community input sessions today for the Indiana Campus Long-Range Facilities Master Plan. The first session is from 9-10 and is desi...

Nebraska’s Committee for Fee Allocations divided proposed allocations into Fund A and Fund B, which will result in an increase in student fees.

The Graduate Assembly has drafted a senate resolution for Wednesday’s senate meeting urging the ASUC to formally endorse its separation after 20 years of continued efforts.

U-M CSG met to discuss resolutions to fund the Maize & Blue Cupboard and establish a DEI in-service workshop.

The News spoke to the three ex-officio members and secretary of the Student Advisory Council, all of whom felt that the Search Committee’s email captured their report but noted its limitations in summarizing the 21-page report.

After Local 33 UNITE HERE ratified its first contract with the University last December, graduate workers are celebrating affordable insurance plans and pay raises.

On February first, more than 200 students packed into Willard Straight Hall on the Cornell University campus, where the Student Assembly debated Resolution 51, a controversial resolution that called on