News
A pickup truck was reported stolen from inside a campus building on the 100 block of Long Lane on Thursday, ...
Unknown Suspects Steal Catalytic Converter from Student Vehicle Again
Three unknown suspects removed and stole a catalytic converter from a student vehicle on Brainerd Avenue on Thursday, Nov. 18 ...
WesWell Hires Amanda Carrington as New Associate Director for Sexual Violence Prevention
The University’s Office for Health Education (WesWell) has hired Amanda Carrington as its new Associate Director for Sexual Violence Prevention. ...
International Student Advisory Board Welcomes Four New Members Amid International Education Week
Four undergraduate students—Zachary Berkenkotter ’26, David Calderon ’26, Megan Sigalos ’25, and Wesley Tan ’26—were selected to join the International ...
Resource Center and FGLI Advisory Board Host FGLI Appreciation Week
The Resource Center and First-Generation, Low-Income (FGLI) Advisory Board held their FGLI Appreciation Week from Tuesday, Nov. 8 through Saturday, ...
Sixty-Two Prospective Students Visit University Through WesExplore Fly-In Program
Sixty-two prospective students stayed overnight at the University on Thursday, Nov. 10, and Friday, Nov. 11 as part of the ...
Unknown Suspects Steal Catalytic Converters from Student Vehicles
Four unknown suspects removed and stole catalytic converters from two student vehicles parked on Veterans Way, near Washington Terrace, on ...
International Education Week Highlights the Importance of Multiculturalism at the University
International Education Week (IEW), which will feature workshops, chats, game nights, and meetings, will take place from Friday, Nov. 11 to Friday, ...
New Horizons Holds Eighth Annual Walk to End Silence on Domestic Violence
New Horizons, a Community Health Center program that offers domestic violence services, held its eighth annual Walk to End Silence ...
It’s Quiet Uptown: Hamilton Prize Discontinued
The University has discontinued the Hamilton Prize for Creativity, making Fall 2022 the first semester in five years without the ...
