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Scaffolding and structures fill the walkways between the WSTU, WTLO and WPHE buildings to protect students from overhead debris.

Future of campus’ scaffolds unclear

For the last two years, signs notifying students of camera surveillance sit on the bookshelves at SE Campus’ Judith Carrier Library. Campus police have access to the footage.

Security cameras aid library, students

La Societe Francophone president Ivonne Casas and treasurer Wayne Elkins describe what’s in the seed bombs they made for South’s Bioblitz to South and SE student Camile Aristotle.

French speakers stand test of time

Project coordinator of Rescue Her, Sarah Phillips, educates attendees about sex trafficking to raise awareness of the issue. Phillips also discussed prevention at the event April 24 on NE Campus.

Understanding dangers, prevention of trafficking

TR counselor Mandy Melton discusses stress and offers ways to deal with stress when it’s unavoidable at a April 25 seminar on TR Campus.

Speaker gives tips to cope with stress

South Campus wants to set aside land to preserve monarch butterflies. The Ecosystem Project is taking steps toward the goal by starting an action group and planting milkweed.

Butterfly haven

SE student Carlos Martinez participates in Chalk the Walk April 26 on SE Campus. Martinez assisted SE student Diana Avila to complete their section of the walk.

Sidewalks on campus get colorful with chalk art

Mandie the dog high-fives NE student Nikki Bellinger during NE Campus’ Paws for Finals event April 30 in the campus’ library. Paws Across Texas Incorporated provided the therapy dogs for the students to relax as they prepare for finals. See more photos on page 7.

Students take ‘paws’ during finals week

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