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The Interfraternity Council will host “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” to raise awareness about campus sexual assaults, rape and gender …
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Confusion on campus as rules regarding tobacco usage unclear, students divided on feelings about smoke indoors

Despite rumors of e-cigarettes being confiscated on campus, there have been no official reports …
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Correction: Abigail Madsen’s name was misspelled in an earlier version of this article.  

Cheerleaders, power dancers work to foster college camaraderie

On the sidelines of Saturday night’s volleyball game, …
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UV management, residents inherit poorly maintained apartments a year after Waterview Park buyout

More than a year after Waterview Park was bought out by the university, the poor quality of apartments in …
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Updated Sept. 21:

Richardson PD cited at least 53 students for minor in consumption of alcohol at a Sigma Alpha Epsilon house party on Sept. 7.

As …
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Exchange of residential parking passes confirmed fraudulent

Although it’s been a matter long unspoken of, the exchange of parking permits among students has been confirmed to be both …
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Republican gubernatorial candidate Greg Abbott spoke Sept. 2 at the McDermott Library about his higher education campaign.

Students were surprised to find out about his …
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The second parking garage opened up this fall adding 750 more spaces.  Sixty four orange and gold spots were added to Lot J and 359 residence spaces were added …
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Following a push from Student Government, the university administration has approved a proposal that will extend library hours. 

The hours have not been finalized, but the library is …
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New center opens, aims to help students recovering from addictions

Students seeking help with substance use disorders or any addictive behavior can look to the new Center for Students in …
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