Sociologist Megan Reynolds explains the state of labor unions, including their history, benefits, recent strike activity, relationship to AI, cross-national patterns and potential effects on American society.
Read More“We live in a wonderful area that combines a first-rate education and university resources with easy access to nature and outdoor activities. Nothing could be better!”
Read MoreThe remote period is designed to slow the spread of the coronavirus on campus.
Read MoreAn inclusive list of facilitates, food courts and amenities open and ready to serve the campus community.
Read MoreStarting today, there are new parking lots opening, shuttle routes starting and special prizes for those who use public transportation.
Read MoreThe Union will award 17 scholarships, worth more than $100,000, at the 2018 Union Scholarship Celebration — more than given in all previous years combined.
Read More“When I came to the U, I was told things like, “this is a commuter school,” “a lot of students are married with kids,” and “students don’t want a nightlife.” All of which I’ve found to be untrue. Students want an active and vibrant college campus life.”
Read MoreHead to the Union on Dec. 22 to air your grievances, participate in the Feats of Strength and indulge in delicious holiday treats.
Read MoreBeginning May 16, 2016, changes to the Union and Student Services visitor parking will take effect — parking kiosks replacing tickets.
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