Senate Summary | Feb. 3, 2025
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The Academic Senate meets virtually at 3 p.m. on the first Monday of the month. The meetings are open to the public.
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Navigate U tackles high failure, incompletion and withdrawal rates
The Martha Bradley Evans Center for Teaching Excellence is working to identify courses with high failure, withdrawal and incompletion rates. Many of these courses are introductory-level.
Read MoreNational Donor Day: A student’s transplant journey
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For National Donor Day on Feb. 14, a biology student shares how receiving her first liver transplant as a teenager ignited a passion for medical research and patient advocacy.
Read MoreBlack History Month: Honoring Black labor, culture and community
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The month of February is a declaration of resilience, innovation and the undeniable impact of Black communities, past and present.
Read MoreStudent Affairs offers support with scholarships and financial wellness
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Finances are a significant hurdle for many college students and in today’s economic climate managing money has become even more challenging.
Read MoreRemodeled workspace removes walls, builds teamwork
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The task was not simple: Create an environment that could improve workflow, increase efficiency, build morale and remove barriers.
Read MorePure joy on roller skates
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The U Department of Theatre proudly presents “Xanadu” in the Meldrum Theatre Feb. 14-23.
Read MoreFree tax help available on campus
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Assistance is available to students earning $70,000 or less annually.
Read MoreMountains campaign elevates U story in new places
Across America, higher education is facing some headwinds. However, with five years of record-breaking enrollment, the U is on the rise.
Read MoreHumans of the U: William Gustave
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“There’s a lot we can do to make changes happen. And I feel like this university kind of looks for that. It looks for ways to expand and improve.”
Read MoreGroundbreaking held for new student housing project
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The 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.
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