Student commencement speaker: Equipped to endure
As a non-traditional student, Tracie Yellowman Tséyíníítsó’s educational journey took many unexpected steps.
Read MoreAs a non-traditional student, Tracie Yellowman Tséyíníítsó’s educational journey took many unexpected steps.
Read MoreThe newly created Center for Community and Cultural Engagement (CCE) is developing programming to highlight the significant cultural contributions of the individual communities.
Read MoreThe Center for Community and Cultural Engagement is hosting a variety of events from March 22-29 for all members of the campus community.
Read MoreDecide who will lead the student government. The deadline to vote is Feb. 28.
Read MoreThe proposed tuition increase for 2025-2026 is between 1.75% and 5%, which means a full-time resident undergraduate student taking 15 credit hours would pay approximately $82.44 to $235.54 more per semester.
Read MoreStudent Affairs introduces large-scale, thoughtfully curated events designed to serve as cornerstones of the college experience.
Read MoreFinances are a significant hurdle for many college students and in today’s economic climate managing money has become even more challenging.
Read MoreThe new public-private partnership (P3) will continue President Taylor Randall’s efforts to transition the U from a “commuter school” to a more traditional residential college campus.
Read MoreMore than 300 people braved the frigid cold on Jan. 20, 2025, to participate in a program meant to create a sense of unity and shared optimism.
Read MoreSeveral updates have been made to the counseling resources available to students, particularly regarding session structures and embedded counselors.
Read MoreEleven veterans and the student veteran of the year were recognized at 27th annual event.
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