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This week we saw more international protesting, another shooting and local law enforcement drama.

Update on the activities of Student Government for the week of Dec. 6, 2019.

The Academic Success Center, Ombuds Office and RIT Foodshare offer many services that students may not even know about.

As the Trump impeachment testimonies continue, Arkansas professors get arrested and Iranian citizens demand answers.

Update on the activities of Student Government for Friday, Nov. 22, 2019.

Update on the activities of Student Government for Nov. 15, 2019.

The laws surrounding Title IX have changed as has RIT's own policies.

Update on the activities of Student Government for Nov. 8, 2019.

Some states look to arm their educators to prevent mass shootings.

Yet another school shooting and international flooding, but hey, Disney+ is here.

A convoy of travelers were ambushed in Mexico as Super Storm Halong raged in the Pacific and the CDC made a breakthrough.

Updates on the activities of Student Government for Nov. 1, 2019.

This week saw a lot of endings; the leader of ISIS was killed, Twitter banned certain ads and a strike in Chicago ended.

Circus bear attacks a trainer in Russia, a high school student brings attention to unaddressed sexual assaults and the California wildfires continue on.

Student Government updates for the week of Oct. 24, 2019.

The new Global Cybersecurity Institute will aid in industry education and research.

Nancy Pelosi walked out of a meeting the same day a professional boxer died and the U.S. announced pig population threats.

Student Government update from the Oct. 18, 2019 meeting.

Update on Student Government affairs on Friday, Oct. 11, 2019.

Dandiya is an annual dance festival held at the George H. Clark Gymnasium sponsored by RIT OASIS.

Student Government President Anika Aftab and Vice President Liam Megraw's plans for the future of Student Government.

Gracie's has a severe understaffing issue and its workers are fighting back.

As college students burn books and teachers in Florida arm themselves, Hong Kong protesters continue to fight for democracy.

As the deaths from vaping-related illness increase, Paris police investigate a fatal stabbing, and Connecticut investigates a plane crash.

This week, the world saw impeachment investigations, infectious insects and international flooding.

RIT Dining's got a new food source in its arsenal, but it's not what you might think.

What has the Mental Health and Well-being Task Force accomplished over the past spring semester?

This week, we cover the Area 51 raid, warnings of the upcoming flu season and the Mont Blanc glacier crisis.

The Global Climate Strike has energized students across the globe to demand government action in addressing climate change.