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Saturday, April 26, 2025
P-Fac fears losing jobs over new qualification
By
Connor Carynski
, Campus Editor
New P-fac arbitration takes back staff’s classes
By
Ariana Portalatin
, Campus Editor
Mandatory minimums have not worked before, will not work now
Labor board rules in favor of staff who teach, P-Fac appeals
By
Digital Content Manager
Infrared light highlights brain health
By Assistant Sports & Health
Sleeping At Last still wide awake
By Assistant Arts & Culture Editor
NLRB trial concludes
By
Alexandra Kukulka
Frequency of attack ads more impactful than message
By
Kyle Rich
Skatalites continue to jam
By
Alex Stedman
P-Fac wrestles administration
By
Senah Yeboah-Sampong
No results yet from three-day NLRB trial
By
Lisa Schulz
Comparing women’s health services: College campuses around Chicago offer varying degrees of health services to women
By
Lindsey Woods
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