– By Alessandra Rizzo

A year after protests, students look for alternative housing or accommodation farther away from campuses to save in rent. With the upcoming Jubilee impact, Student Government collects feedback from students and JCU Housing contracts extra beds.

– By Christina Drake

‘The intent of the position is to give the RAs a voice,’ says senior student and RA representative Kayla Muller.

– By Joey Tracht

The Office of Health and Wellbeing, in collaboration with the Counseling Office and student clubs, hosted events to promote students’ mental health and physical wellbeing: from sexual health and mental health awareness, to flu vaccines, breast cancer awareness, and HIV-self-testing.

– By Amanda Contessa and Max Nokes

A Matthew Report and a chat with Student Government.

– By Malia Dustin

Student Government collaborates with the President’s Office, the Department of Political Science and International Affairs, Guarini Institute, and Student Engagement to organize the event.

– By Ava Votto

Vote from Abroad Italy volunteer speaks to The Matthew about the increase of student registrations for the U.S. 2024 elections and the challenges that came with it.

– By Gabriella Nassiff

The new facilities promise the upgrades and the extra space that students have hoped for. As the project moves forward, however, students adjust to living and studying on an active construction site with daily disruptions. Student Affairs urges students to report any issues.

– By Alessandro Cataldi

The hope is that future JCU students will be able to board their buses without worrying about strikes or disruptions.

– By Martina Atanasova

At COP29 in Baku, JCU delegation reflected on the intersection of resilience, justice, and the urgent need for equitable climate action.