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Read MoreThis fall, the U welcomed the largest incoming class in its 175-year history—6,513 first-year students and 1,497 new transfer students.
Read MoreOctober is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. These seven books broadly cover the topic of intimate partner violence and family violence.
Read MoreThe U is renewing its effort to address food insecurity in the community with the Tackling Hunger Together campaign.
Read MoreWe answer your questions about a second year of exceptionally high numbers of reported sexual assaults on campus.
Read MoreWith each Summer Send Off, the U strengthens its tradition of sending students to campus with enthusiasm, connection and a true sense of belonging.
Read MoreStudent Affairs is launching several awareness campaigns for the 2025-26 school year.
Read MoreAs books are banned, the questions that no one can seem to answer are, “Why are these books being pulled from the shelves? What are we so fearful of?”
Read MoreA series of events has been organized by the U’s Center for Community and Cultural Engagement.
Read More“Research not only allows me to explore the questions that drive my curiosity but also equips me with the tools to work toward real-world solutions.”
Read MoreCampus Connect serves as a one-stop hub where students can discover organizations, RSVP for events and manage memberships.
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