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Still trying to recover from last year’s “freshman melt,” the University now faces a projected $17 million loss because of smaller-than-expected first-year enrollment, lower retention and having to offer higher financial aid packages. Photo illustration by Ryan Reynolds.

University faces another year of financial challenges due to low enrollment, retention

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SASU highlights Diwali at UP for the second time in club history

Campus Climate survey seeks to gather community input on campus improvements

UP banner waves in the wind outside of St. Mary's. UP's admission process unaffected by the Supreme Court decision on affirmative action.

UP admissions process unaffected by Supreme Court affirmative action decision, VP says

The construction crew assesses the leak in the pipe on the southeast corner of Mehling Hall. Heat and water services will be off from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. this Wednesday, Oct. 25 and Thursday, Oct. 26 in certain areas on campus.

Water leak near Mehling Hall causes disruption to water and heat services on campus

A student waves a pride flag at the Fr. Dan Parrish protest in 2022.

LGBTQ+ History Month is a time to reflect on UP’s queer history

Robin Aughney poses outside his house with a U.S. pride flag.

Being transgender at UP: The fight to be accepted, and to be yourself

Letter from the editor: Here is my story, and why I want to tell yours

Media Credit: Kimberly Cortez / The Beacon

What does your Latinidad mean to you? An exploration of the Hispanic/Latino/Latinx diaspora

Muslim Student Association, one of the newest clubs on campus, was formed with the intention of bringing Muslim students together at UP.

UP’s newest religious club is advocating and making space for the Muslim community on campus

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