Campus
MLK
In MLK address, Princeton scholar urges a complete memory of King
“Something has died,” Princeton scholar Eddie S. Glaude said. “But the ghost will not leave us alone."
earthquakes
Puerto Rican Student Organization speaks on earthquakes
“We’re talking about 3.5 million American citizens that in a matter of minutes were left in the dark,” junior and PRSO president Brian Basu Perez said.
Dining
Dining updates: A new coffee shop
“Student feedback drives change for us,” Director of Campus Dining Services Cam Schauf said.
DPS
Enhanced lights for Public Safety vehicles
These lights offer constant illumination around the vehicle in the familiar blue-and-red of law enforcement.
bus
Following petition, Gold Line starts at 6:30 a.m.
Months after a petition called for an earlier UR shuttle from Riverview, the Gold Line will now run from 6:30 a.m.
Quad Fox
For UR’s two quad foxes, a new year, and a new chapter
“We kept setting traps, we kept checking the traps. The fox itself came close to my pest control specialist and we tried to noose it, [but] we couldn’t get close enough to do that.”
china
HKSA Lennon Wall event handles aftermath of tunnel paintings
The event, organized by the Hong Kong Students Association, was intended to reframe the on-campus conversation around Hong Kong.
EcoReps
EcoReps look into end of disposable water bottles
“I think it’s the right thing to do, but I don’t know how feasible it is,” sophomore Olivia Gay said.
china
Students hang Taiwanese flag beneath flag display
Dryer said they hoped that the event would be a platform “for the Taiwanese students to say, ‘We’re here, our identity is valid.’”
china
Deans’ email suggests an end to flag lounge
The Hong Kong and Taiwan flags were hung separately from the others, and initially listed on the WCSA website as sub-national entities.
