There could be far fewer international students on college campuses this fall, due to Trump administration policies. What that could mean for those universities. Plus, the tenuous fate of one of the oldest Indigenous sororities.
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The summer and upcoming fall terms at colleges and universities could include a lot of changes in their student bodies, specifically when it comes to international students.
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The University of Arizona has consolidated a number of campus resource centers aimed at serving specific populations of students into one umbrella unit.
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Alpha Pi Omega was founded in the 1990s, and has over 14 chapters on college campuses around the country, with about 900 sisters representing at least 130 tribes.
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The relationship between shade and one method to cool down our homes and offices: evaporative coolers. Can swamp coolers still cool our homes, as temperatures get hotter?
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In mid-May, the May Hicks Curtis House in Flagstaff was relocated to a temporary site. It had been on land that was in the process of being developed and was at risk of being torn down.
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More and more, doctors are recommending things like hobbies and group activities as a complement to traditional treatments for mental health issues, called “social prescribing.”