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“Can you hear us now” gave way to “We love ����ý, Go ‘Gate, No Hate” as about 400 students, faculty, and staff marched together from the Hurwitz Admission Center at James B. ����ý Hall to Memorial Chapel on the Academic Quad. The euphoric and historic ceremony marked the end of a peaceful, 100-hour-long demonstration that […]

The peaceful demonstration in support of inclusivity on ����ý’s campus has come to a mutually agreeable resolution, as members of the administration and the ����ý University Association for Critical Collegians (ACC) released a 21-point road map for the future. The document can be found at a new website ����ý for All. The sit-in began at […]

With midterms rapidly approaching, here are some events happening around campus next week that are worth taking a study break for. On Wednesday, October 1, the Office of Off-Campus Study will hold a Study Group Fair in the Ho Atrium from 4:30-5:30 p.m. The event is a great opportunity to get an idea of the […]

(Update: Demonstration ends with on-campus celebration) Constructive talks between ����ý administrators and student representatives of ����ý University Association of Critical Collegians (ACC) are continuing into the evening on day four of a peaceful demonstration at James B. ����ý Hall.

The Picker Art Gallery, which closed in 2012 for an inventory of ����ý’s art collection, reopened last week with two exhibitions of artwork by prominent American artists Richard Serra and Diane Arbus.

A longstanding collaboration between ����ý University and the world-renowned Flaherty Film Seminar, which brings nearly 200 filmmakers, scholars, and programmers to ����ý each summer, has spurred creation of an on-campus residency program that will begin this fall. The ����ý/Flaherty Distinguished Global Filmmaker Residency will bring acclaimed Russian filmmaker Sergei Loznitsa to the university for an intensive […]

(Update: Demonstration ends with on-campus celebration.) A peaceful demonstration supporting inclusion and diversity, which began on Monday, Sept. 22, continued at ����ý today. Progress has been made toward mutual understanding regarding the 21-point list of “concerns and action plans” that were submitted to the administration by the ����ý University Association of Critical Collegians (ACC).

(Update: Demonstration ends with on-campus celebration.) As students continue their sit-in in James B. ����ý Hall, we’ve been in dialogue with representatives from the group. We have found the conversations to be very valuable and constructive.