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Andrews Commons to offer food, social space

Set to open in January, the eatery will feature Asian fusion cuisine and a large common room.
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Poll: Students split on role of testing

This article is part of the series Fall 2013 Student Poll 1
Many said they believe standardized testing gives certain groups of students unequal treatment.
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UCS re-categorizes student groups

Council members discussed student groups’ goals before making decisions.
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In panels, experts examine federal surveillance programs

The Joukowsky Forum hosted intelligence experts and prominent reporters to discuss NSA programs.
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Community mourns death of TAPS grad student

Scott’s GS work includes multiple performances and plays, as well as several films.
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U. to undertake more direct investments

Limiting the role of intermediaries will allow U. finance offices more flexibility with funds.

Teach-in recounts history of activism

Students say past protests have informed current experiences both inside and outside the classroom.

RISD president resigns

Though his contract lasts to 2015, John Maeda will leave in January to work at a venture capital firm.

State lights ‘Christmas’ tree after naming controversy

The name ‘holiday tree’ spurred protest in past years from state residents and government officials.

The concert featured various dance styles, including ballet, aerial, modern and traditional Indian dance.

Fall Dance Concert showcases range of student choreography

Two undergraduates, five faculty members and one graduate student will serve on the Committee on the Events of Oct. 29. Herald file photo.

Paxson names members of Ray Kelly committee

The committee will review the events surrounding the canceled lecture and recommend U. action.

Video by Shavon Bell and Kavia Khosla.

Nudity in the Upspace: Reflections

Madison '16: A dream denied

“It takes a village to raise a child, especially when the child is of a disadvantaged background.”

Editorial: What's in a name?

We support Chafee’s decision to move past last year’s manufactured controversy and his choice to focus on the state’s more pressing issues.

Upadhyay '15: Reconciling differences

“The key here is recognizing that these issues are complex and multi-faceted, rather than simply shouting down the opposition.”