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Schools in Oregon will place menstrual products in all student restrooms, including the boys’ bathroom, reportedly to affirm the right to “menstrual dignity” for their “transgender, intersex, nonbinary, and two spirit students.”

Schools in Oregon will place menstrual products in all student restrooms, including the boys’ bathroom, reportedly to affirm the right to “menstrual dignity” for their “transgender, intersex, nonbinary, and two spirit students.”

ASUC officials and campus students made announcements about end-of-year events during Wednesday’s regular ASUC Senate meeting.

The Nexus believes that Star’s institutional knowledge, passion and lived experiences give her the empathy and experience to succeed as Student Advocate General.

Kareena Dhillon illuminates the faults within UCSB's accessibility framework.

Three graduate students, Aamirah Nakhuda, Aidan Qualizza, and Sofia Munera Mora, have published their research undertaken as part of the Canadian Centre for Architecture’s Master’s Students Program. Their project is the second in the three-year thematic series “In the Postcolony: Everyday Infrastructures of Design.” Building on the Toward Unsettling project conducted by the 2020 Master’s […]

The Student Action party announced two additional ASUC Senate candidates Thursday evening ahead of the upcoming ASUC elections.

The CCA’s Masters Program encourages students at Canadian architecture schools to take up urgent questions of public relevance to the built environment nationally and internationally. Through a three-month collaborative project at the Study Centre, participants will engage with the CCA’s collection, participate in seminars and other pedagogical activities, and articulate their own understanding of architecture […]

Learn about the vaccination rate at Nevada colleges, and Washoe County reaching 100,000 COVID-19 cases

The Disabled Students' Program acquired emergency funding that will allow four staff members to begin work in spring 2022.