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Danforth Campus: ADA compliant, but still not accessible - Vimarsana News

Danforth Campus: ADA compliant, but still not accessible

When Washington University opened the new East End of campus, it was hailed for its commitment to accessibility. The new buildings all had large, street level entrances, automatic doors not only for exterior doors but inside as well, and large centrally located elevators. However, for many disabled students, there remains much room for improvement on the rest of campus.

Adderall shortage hinders students academic, personal success - Vimarsana News

Adderall shortage hinders students academic, personal success

Syracuse University students shared their experiences following a months-long national shortage in Adderal.

Pyskaty/Bader-Gregory ticket wins SA presidency - Vimarsana News

Pyskaty/Bader-Gregory ticket wins SA presidency

Sophomore Daniel Pyskaty and first-year Elijah Bader-Gregory will be next year’s SA President and Vice President, with 817 total votes.

The Pitt News | 'Tired and frustrated': Students with disabilities express concerns with Pitt's accessibility, Disability Resources and Services - Vimarsana News

The Pitt News | 'Tired and frustrated': Students with disabilities express concerns with Pitt's accessibility, Disability Resources and Services

Students receiving accommodations from Pitt’s Disability Resources and Services discuss their concerns with the office — such as miscommunication and campus inaccessibility — in hopes of change at Pitt.

Letter to the Editor | UI disability services fails to meet students' needs - Vimarsana News

Letter to the Editor | UI disability services fails to meet students' needs

The University of Illinois provides services to students with disabilities through its Division of Disability Resources and Educational Services.  DRES can offer many forms of accommodations to students with physical and/or mental disabilities. However, while DRES widely advertises its services, attaining these services seems near impossible for students with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.  The four-month-plus waiting list...