Two students arrested for possessing controlled substances
MPD officers recovered mushroom heads, codeine guaifenesin, two pills inside a clear plastic container and 10.3 grams of THC fluid, the report states.
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SA Senate switches to ranked-choice election ballots
The Student Association Senate unanimously voted to change multiple SA election processes to create easier and more accessible avenues for students to run for and vote on senate positions.
SEAS faculty to develop plan to boost number of women, minorities
Faculty in the School of Engineering and Applied Science will undertake an effort next year to increase the ratio of female and minority students in the school.
Liberal think tank president talks climate change, elections
The president of the Center for American Progress discussed climate change and Congressional action at the School of Media and Public Affairs Thursday.
French ambassador talks European Union, French politics
The ambassador of France to the United States discussed European and French affairs at the Elliott School of International Affairs Wednesday.
University launches new system for on-campus jobs
On-campus jobs will be listed on a new University-managed recruiting system instead of Handshake starting in December.
Alumni relations student workers accidentally terminated, rehired
The students were not intentionally terminated, and they have been rehired and paid for the hours they worked, officials said.
Officials to put GWorld offline Wednesday morning for upgrades
The GWorld system will go partially offline Wednesday between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. for system upgrades, officials said.
Person steals camera from Pro Photo
The suspect stole a Leica M10 camera from the store, according to a Metropolitan Police Department report.
Student leaders discuss transparency, student feedback at joint town hall
About 50 student leaders, officials and community members gathered in the Marvin Center Thursday to discuss building transparency, gathering student feedback and promoting diversity and inclusion.