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Photo: Max Durchholz, a senior radio and television major and member of Tau Kappa Epsilson (left), and Blake Brewington, a sophomore economics major and hypophetes for Tau Kappa Epsilon, sit at a Student Involvement Fair Table on Thursday.

Student organizations face challenges, find worth in continuing recruitment at the involvement fair

February 25, 2021
Bethel Manor, located off Kratzville Road, is one of the nursing facilities benefiting from the university's ECHO initiative.

The university helps nursing homes address their pandemic needs through Project ECHO

February 22, 2021
Students and faculty wait outside the University Center after a frozen sprinkler head causes a fire alarm.

Frozen sprinkler head causes evacuation

February 18, 2021
Students adjust to learning, living in the pandemic

Students adjust to learning, living in the pandemic

February 11, 2021
member USI 2021 homecoming court

Students adapt for 2021 Homecoming

February 9, 2021
image of the University Center and cone in winter

Pandemic teaching: Stress vomiting, new technology and new appreciations

February 2, 2021
a fire alarm against a brick wall

Cooking causes multiple fire alarm during the Fall 2020 semester

January 26, 2021
a car pulls into a drive through testing clinic

Rapid COVID-19 testing available on campus

December 2, 2020
An empty classroom

Students struggle with online classes, isolation, communication

November 18, 2020
The Dean of Students is a resource available on campus for students who need help.

Students report struggling around holidays

November 18, 2020
EDIC yet to release results of 2020 Insight Survey

EDIC yet to release results of 2020 Insight Survey

November 6, 2020
Quarantine Life as a Freshman

Quarantine Life as a Freshman

October 28, 2020
One protestor present at organized protest

One protestor present at organized protest

October 15, 2020
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