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The first-generation college student learned to navigate college life through ������Ƶ's support system and her own self-determination.

The Professional Diploma in Opera candidate is sharpening his professional tools to compete on a global stage.

The BSU president fosters community through Black Greek life and professional networking events on campus.

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Under Scarpelli's leadership, RU Proud has expanded its presence on campus and welcomes queer ������Ƶ students of all backgrounds.

The first-generation student has earned both a bachelor's and master's in Human Resource Management and become one of ������Ƶ's most prominent campus leaders.

The third-year PsyD student has become a vital STEM mentor on campus and combines his passion for video games with behavioral psychology.

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Martinez feels "welcomed and empowered" in a community that uplifts her queer, disabled, and first-generation student identities.

We recognize the sacrifices and service of those who have worn the uniform, including many members of the ������Ƶ community, and we want to extend our deepest gratitude for their dedication, strength and sacrifices they’ve made in service to our country.

The new and renewed federal grants from the U.S. Department of Education will strengthen academic, financial and mentoring support for first-generation and low-income students.

The group welcomes ������Ƶ's thriving international student population to develop new connections and make Chicago their home.