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The Wyckoff Center Director will continue to shape the mission of a center dedicated to connect people and programs that underscore the importance of diversity, equity, inclusion.

Berkshire Community College will host a series of student events across campus in February in honor of Black History Month.

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The Associated Students of Colorado State University convened April 12 for the 26th session of the 52nd senate. The session began with Director of Governmental Affairs Evan Welch, Director of Health and Wellness and Vice President-Elect Alex Silverhart, Director of Marketing Grace Crangle, Chief of Staff Haydyn Deason, Director of Finance Jillian Cook, Director of...

Colorado State University student voter turnout for the 2022-23 Associated Students of Colorado State University elections was 6.17%. The 2022 election season, which concluded with the announcement of current President Rob Long and Vice President Elijah Sandoval, saw only 1,854 students voting. That number decreased from 2021’s 13.73% and 2020’s 15%. “I do not vote,”...

The Associated Students of Colorado State University speaker of the senate candidates Ava Ayala and Hayden Taylor participated in a live debate March 28. The debate, taking place in the Lory Student Center Ballroom A and livestreamed by CTV, granted both candidates opportunities to display their qualifications for office, assess the current climate within the...

The Collegian sat down with presidential candidate Mia Ritter and vice presidential candidate Sammy Trout ahead of the upcoming Associated Students of Colorado State University elections for the 2023-24 academic year. Ritter and Trout listed their qualifications, motivations and strategies as well as discussed some of their planned initiatives and policies if elected. CSU students can...

It is vital that leaders responsible for spearheading DEI efforts at CSU implement these principles in a fair and unbiased manner. Unfortunately, there has been a weaponization of DEI within Associated Students of Colorado State University, primarily by well-established Student Diversity Programs and Services representatives who are considered our “leaders” of DEI.

The Associated Students of Colorado State University convened March 22 for the 23rd session of the 52nd senate. After a new senator was sworn into office, Deputy Director of Basic Needs Kylee Weiss presented to senate on the ongoing efforts to combat food insecurity on the CSU campus, detailing the benefits of CSU food security...

The Medical University of South Carolina revised or eliminated several scholarships and programs accused of being discriminatory.