The semester that was: Spring 2019’s biggest stories
Here are the most contested stories from the spring semester
University Health Services work to ‘support sisters, not just cis-ters’ is promising for a more inclusive future
While institutional efforts to increase inclusivity are important, such efforts need to be part of a greater, campus-wide conversation
Pro-diversity initiatives can, should be evaluated, speaker says
Without evaluation, current pro-diversity programs will remain unproductive
Marginalized student groups have beef with Babcock ice cream’s problematic formula
Babcock ice cream uses beef gelatin as stabilizer, making one of UW's most cherished traditions inaccessible to certain communities
Students deserve space to pray, meditate, relax regardless of religious affiliation
Establishment of designated reflection spaces shows UW's commitment to diversity, but campus needs to do more
School of Education launches new program aimed at fostering productive discussion
"The Discussion Project," which launched this year, will train faculty on holding productive, respectful discussions of important topics
While UW student government diversifies, some say efforts fall short
Holes in representation remain as a new generation works to mend ties with overlooked communities
Students express concern about safety, inclusivity to UW System president
Ray Cross discussed the UW System's 2020FWD initiative with ASM Wednesday
UW officials unveil initiatives to address campus racial climate
Chancellor Blank says the initiatives will help every student be 'free from harassment'
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