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University Pauses Upper Campus Pavilion Plans, CSD Leaders Say — The Heights - Vimarsana News

University Pauses Upper Campus Pavilion Plans, CSD Leaders Say — The Heights

The University informed UGBC in 2022 that it would soon build a pavilion on Upper Campus and increase accessibility for students. By March of this year, the University said the project would be indefinitely delayed due to high costs.

BC Dining Will Offer Three Meal Plan Options for the 2023–24 School Year — The Heights - Vimarsana News

BC Dining Will Offer Three Meal Plan Options for the 2023–24 School Year — The Heights

Boston College will offer three price levels—light, base, and premium—for students’ residential meal plans starting in the 2023–24 school year, according to Director of Dining Services Beth Emery.

Unofficial results: Ad Astra wins SBP, SBVP elections - Vimarsana News

Unofficial results: Ad Astra wins SBP, SBVP elections

The Ad Astra Coalition, represented by presidential candidate Turner Seals and vice presidential candidate DaNae Estabine won the 2023 Student Body Presidential Election, according to the Election Committee.

Source: kansan.com
Student groups present on Chinatown redevelopment, grad student financial insecurity at U. Council - Vimarsana News

Student groups present on Chinatown redevelopment, grad student financial insecurity at U. Council

This meeting comes after months of back-and-forth with Penn administration as GAPSA and ASPC attempted to schedule their presentations before the University Council.

Source: thedp.com
Professor Cites Research From Columbia University, Triggers Students - Vimarsana News

Professor Cites Research From Columbia University, Triggers Students

Students are outraged over a professor mentioning Columbia-based research in class without the presence of a trigger warning.