Bias, according to Oxford Languages, is prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a way to be considered to be unfair. A bias incident refers to …
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Indigenous Horticulture Lodge in Lakeshore
As you may have noticed, there is a freestanding indigenous structure located on the Dejope north lawn (near the fire circle). Dejope (day-JOPE, or Four Lakes) Residence Hall and our campus sits on land once …
Inclusive Language
What exactly is inclusive language? It’s a form of communication and a tool that creates a welcoming environment. It acknowledges diversity of experiences and identities and conveys respect to yourself, other individuals and communities. The …
Safety Reminders
University Housing has several layers of safety for our students in the residence halls, but you also play an important role in protecting yourself and your fellow residents. Follow these important safety reminders for prevention …
How to Get Free Antigen Tests Sent to Your Residence Hall
The federal government is providing four free COVID-19 testing kits to every U.S. residential address that requests them at www.covidtests.gov and at 1-800-232-0233 for those without internet access. Do college students qualify for free at …
Housing COVID Updates
Residents & Families, I look forward to your arrival for the spring semester. I know things continue to be challenging due to COVID-19 and not the path we all thought we would still be on. …
Winter Break Information
Unless you are signed up for winter break housing, you should vacate your room within 24 hours of your last exam or by 7 p.m. on Thursday, December 23, 2021. All University Residence Halls will …
Bucky’s December Checklist
Looking to have fun this year and try something new? Our Residence Life Staff is sharing their checklist of things you MUST do. Check it out and see how many you can experience this year. …
Is it the Flu or COVID-19?
Flu cases are increasing across campus. With the rise in respiratory illnesses, it’s important to keep yourself healthy – especially heading into finals. The flu, as well as illnesses like the common cold and COVID-19, …
Dining Operations Updates; Dining Plan Change Dates for Spring Semester
As we near the end of the fall semester, we want to give you an update on dining operations for the spring semester. In September, we shared with you that we would be shifting to …