Tag: Campus Life
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Agreement Saves Beloved Food Cart Pod on PSU Campus
PORTLAND Ore. – The future of the Millar Library Food Cart Pod on Portland State University’s campus was uncertain after a change in city regulations threatened its closure. However, an agreement between the university and the City of Portland has secured the pod’s continuation. Background: Threat of Closure Earlier in the year, Portland State University…
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UC Irvine Resumes Normal Operations After Campus Unrest
IRVINE, Calif. – The University of California – Irvine (UCI) has returned to regular operations following a tumultuous period marked by demonstrations and police intervention earlier in the week. In-person classes resumed on Friday after law enforcement officers from multiple neighboring agencies were called in by university officials to address the unrest that erupted on…
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Industrial Development Board Approves $180 Million for New TSU Student Housing
In a move to address persistent housing challenges, the Industrial Development Board (IDB) has sanctioned $180 million in bonds for the construction of a new student housing complex at Tennessee State University (TSU). The development, known as ‘Cobblestone Village Residences,’ aims to alleviate the growing demand for student accommodations in Nashville. Prime Location Near TSU…
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Nashville’s TSU to Get New Student Housing Complex
Amid ongoing housing issues, the Industrial Development Board (IDB) has greenlit $180 million in bonds for a new student housing apartment complex for Tennessee State University (TSU). Cobblestone Village Residences: A New Development The approved funds will fuel the construction of ‘Cobblestone Village Residences,’ a six-story complex situated across from the TSU campus. This development,…
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PSU Library Occupied by Protestors: Campus Impact and Student Responses
Portland State University Library Shutdown Disrupts Campus Life Portland, Oregon – Portland State University students find themselves without access to the campus’ main library for over a week now, following a protest occupation that began last week. The library, a crucial hub for student studies and resources, remains closed as students adapt to alternative study…
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Rutgers University Students Disband Campus Encampment After Negotiations
Students at Rutgers University have agreed to dismantle encampments on the campus following negotiations with the school administration. The decision comes after days of protests demanding divestment from companies associated with Israel and other stipulations. Negotiations Yield Results After reportedly fruitful negotiations between the Rutgers University administration and student protesters, the student encampment is being…
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Rutgers University Students Agree to End Campus Encampment Following Negotiations
NEW YORK – Rutgers University students have dismantled encampments on Thursday after successful negotiations with the school administration. Negotiations Lead to Agreement After a series of discussions between Rutgers University administrators and student protesters, an agreement has been reached to dismantle the encampment on the campus. The negotiations followed demands from the protesters, including calls…
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San Antonio Students Join Nationwide Calls for University Divestment from Gaza Conflict
Students at the University of Texas in San Antonio have added their voices to a growing chorus across college campuses in the United States, urging their institution to divest from involvement in the conflict in Gaza. Nationwide Movement for Divestment The movement for divestment gained momentum as protests erupted on campuses nationwide, with students demanding…
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University of Arizona’s Pi Kappa Phi Loses Recognition Over Hazing Allegations
In a recent development, the University of Arizona’s Dean of Students Office has taken decisive action against the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity following investigations into allegations of hazing, which were found to be in violation of the Student Code of Conduct. Violations and Sanctions The Dean of Students Office discovered that Pi Kappa Phi had…
