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Faculty are concerned as USM announces job cuts - Vimarsana News

Faculty are concerned as USM announces job cuts

USM is cutting five positions as it eliminates its Russell Scholars program.

Chancellor Javier Reyes addresses encampment arrests at special Faculty Senate meeting - Vimarsana News

Chancellor Javier Reyes addresses encampment arrests at special Faculty Senate meeting

Chancellor Javier Reyes and members of the University administration addressed the use of state police and University facilities to arrest protesters on May 7.

Unrest at public universities sparks responses from local, statewide, national groups - Vimarsana News

Unrest at public universities sparks responses from local, statewide, national groups

With protests continuing across the country, responses and action at university, state and national levels have differed. UA officials have taken a variety of stances on how to balance student free speech with concerns of combatting discrimination and preserving student safety.

UW-Madison warns of antisemitism amid pro-Palestine protests - Vimarsana News

UW-Madison warns of antisemitism amid pro-Palestine protests

Pro-Palestinian protesters have held firm on their six demands, while Jewish and Israeli students on Monday released their own set of requests.

SGA passes resolution to divest from Raytheon and drop sanctions on 57 arrested students and staff - Vimarsana News

SGA passes resolution to divest from Raytheon and drop sanctions on 57 arrested students and staff

“This is really just re-evaluating our relationship as a public institution paid for by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts tax dollars to these companies that perhaps can be labeled as entirely unethical,” Student Trustee Christopher Brady said.