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MLK
DeGruy details mental remnants of slavery in MLK Jr. address
Author and educator Dr. Joy DeGruy delved into how America’s history of slavery has caused “post traumatic slave syndrome” in African descendants before a full house Friday evening as UR’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Address speaker. Read More
Public Safety
Public Safety accountability board quiet on specifics
The minutes can found two hyperlinks deep from University’s email on Monday that five senior officers have been armed on the River Campus and that 30 more will follow at the Medical Center by Feb. 6. Read More
Senate Summary
Senate Summary: 1/23/17
Two Senate seats are set to be left vacant after the resignation of sophomore Nicholas Pierce, junior Natalie Ziegler, and senior George Mendez. Read More
Campus
As Feldman steps down, colleagues praise a decade of service
The University will begin the search process to find Feldman’s successor after it completes its search for the next Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Sciences, and Engineering. Read More
LGBTQ
Grassroots includes all in clothing exchange
Dozens of students rifled through piles of clothing sorted by size, not gender, last Friday at the first on-campus Queer and Trans Clothing Exchange. Read More
Crime
Students look to light campus walkways
Students, Public Safety officers, and University staff members teamed up Tuesday evening to survey locations on and off campus in need of better lighting as a part of the annual Walk for Light event. Read More
Race
Seligman approves main race proposals
Seligman announced that he would be accepting the “principal recommendations” of the Commission. Read More
Race
OMSA needs its own space, students stress
OMSA currently shares an office with the Center for Education Abroad in Dewey 2-161. Read More
Politics
‘Human Oil Spill’ floods Hirst Lounge
Protesters dressed in black from head to toe and lay on the floor for 15 minutes. Read More
