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SU reviews new Student Code of Conduct - Vimarsana News

SU reviews new Student Code of Conduct

As part of a conversation about student conduct, Associate Dean of Student Conduct and Community Standards, Nicole Gore, presented a new iteration of the Student Code of Conduct at the last Student Union (SU) joint session of the semester, April 9.

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Your AMAZING eclipse photos shared on Click2Pins

Capture the beauty and excitement of The Great Texas Eclipse by participating in Click2Pins and sharing your unique perspective with others.

Senate passes dining workers' rights resolution and organizes Jewish-Muslim roundtable - Vimarsana News

Senate passes dining workers' rights resolution and organizes Jewish-Muslim roundtable

Student Union (SU) Senate passed a resolution advocating for dining workers’ rights and discussed a potential roundtable among Jewish and Muslim student organizations to determine considered harmful speech, April 2.

Chancellor Martin and USC Law Professor teach free speech course - Vimarsana News

Chancellor Martin and USC Law Professor teach free speech course

Chancellor Andrew Martin and Lee Epstein, Distinguished Professor of Law at the University of Southern California, jointly taught a two-day lecture class that focused on the history and significance of freedom of expression on college campuses, March 29 and 30. The course was first taught in 2020 and is now an 100-seat 1-credit class with […]

Austin Public Library starts social network to save banned books - Vimarsana News

Austin Public Library starts social network to save banned books

The new group is part of a statewide effort for teenagers to return banned books to library shelves.

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