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KU Student Senate calls for provost town hall over DEIB reorganization and passes $31.15 fee increase


In a meeting Wednesday night, the University of Kansas Student Senate voted to increase the required student fee by $31.15 next year and called on Provost Barbara Bichelmeyer to meet with students to explain the decision to reorganize the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging office.
The new student fee package will be $523.10 The student fee package, which all students at KU are required to pay at the beginning of each semester, is allocated by Student Senate to fund a variety of organizations at KU. 
The largest increase to the fee package will go to the student health fee, which was increased by $12 from last year. Within the Student Health Fee, Watkins Health Center will get a $10 increase and Counseling and Psychological Services will get a $2 increase. ....

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Opinion: Replacing Spring Break with 'Wellness Days' is not enough


Graphic by Owen Hartmann
The snow has finally melted, the sun is finally shining. You’re ready to enjoy the spring and the warmth and new life it brings, until you have to hop on Zoom (or maybe if you’re ‘lucky,’ go to campus) for the majority of the day. 
“I understand, because of COVID, they [University of Colorado Admin] don’t want people traveling but, you guys also have frat parties being thrown off campus,” said first-year student Sarah Ensign. 
With the Provost’s announcement on Oct. 22 regarding spring break, many students’ hope for a brighter second semester has vanished. Instead of having our traditional five-day break, CU Boulder students will start the Spring semester on Jan. 14, three days later than the original start date, and will be granted two ‘wellness days’ throughout the semester as a break from studies. Although this decision was made as part of COVID-19 preventative actions, it poses complications for the mental health of ....

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