A deadly diagnosis
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The 2020 U Remembers theme focuses on the experiences of children with medical challenges during the Holocaust.
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Dispatches from the College of Social Work
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The College of Social Work releases its annual publication highlighting important research impacting lives from maternal drug use to the effects of social stigma in older adults.
Read MoreFace everything and rise
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Ahead of Martin Luther King Jr. Week at the U, the planning committee chair describes how they came up with the 2020 theme.
Read MoreWelcome (back)!
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Anticipation! Opportunity! Discovery! Friendships! All these words—and many more—describe the beginning of the new academic year at Imagine U.
Read MoreDiverse student advocacy
Meet Dr. Tawanda Owens, the executive director for diverse student advocacy—a new position created to advocate for students and programs served by the Office for Equity and Diversity at the U.
Read MoreFirst VP for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion named
Mary Ann Villarreal will join the U as the inaugural vice president for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion on July 1, 2019.
Read MoreA culture of respect begins with U
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In the spring 2019 semester, the U introduced a voluntary online training module focusing on diversity, inclusion and equity on campus.
Read MoreSharing in governance
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The Academic Senate Personnel & Elections Committee needs your assistance.
Read MoreDON’T HESITATE TO MEDITATE
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Housing and Residential Education opens an inclusive meditation and prayer space for residents and employees.
Read MoreHow to talk to kids about race
U professor provides 10 tips for discussing race and culture with small children.
Read MoreINCLUSIVE ENVIRONMENTS
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More than 250 faculty and staff at the U met with two national experts to learn about how student learning is promoted through creation of inclusive environments.
Read MoreBALANCING VALUES AND CONDEMNING VIOLENCE
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Wednesday evening our students and community gathered on campus to make their voices heard.
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