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MADISON, Wis. – Two UW-Madison seniors were named finalists for the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship on Saturday. Qianyun “Lexi” Luo and Hawra Aljawad were among those selected to receive the undergraduate academic honor. 32 Americans were chosen to be Rhodes Scholars, and 203 American students, including Luo, were named finalists. Aljawad was named a finalist in Saudi Arabia, her native country....

Two UW seniors were named finalists for the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship on Saturday.

This isn’t a matter of preference but is instead a matter of equity. UC Berkeley must find the funding to immediately reinstate longer library hours.

The Daily Californian had the opportunity to sit down with Chancellor Carol Christ, and it became clear campus needs to listen to students’ requests.

Amid internet and housing issues, the ASUC Senate discussed improving accessibility to housing resources and funding for student technology Wednesday. 

The first phase of the installation includes a newly planted white pine, which symbolizes the Great Law of Peace of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy.

Indigenous students gathered on Monday to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day and create a platform to discuss issues within their communities with other SU students.

Just temporary? dont believe that. >> always great to see you. thank you for joining us this afternoon. >> new york citys mayor asking the gifted and talented student program and really placing it with a more inclusive model tha some critics say is too broad t help either high or low performers. >> youre going to literally se the craters on your moon with your own eyes. with your own eyes. it is going to be unbelievable. >> vice president kamala harris in that drawing criticism for appearing in ...

On Monday, Indigenous SU students will be on the Quad to discuss their relationship with the university.

The Tang Center and the Disabled Students’ Program, or DSP, are offering primarily remote services despite campus resuming in-person activities.