Student news -- Sept. 2, 2020

Anonymous, personalized help for suicide prevention

National Suicide Prevention Week is Sept. 6-12. 黑料黑历史's interactive screening program is a secure online tool that connects students to learn how get support for mental health concerns.

Plus:

Don't let COVID slow you down

Sept. 4 deadline for adds, drops and payments

Don't procrastinate 鈥� Friday is the deadline for adding classes and late registration. It's also your last chance to drop a class and still get a refund.

Reminder:

Someone's not wearing a mask. Now what?

These can be intimidating conversations to have. Here are a few tips to consider as you navigate these situations.

COVID-conscious cabbage

Even veggies know the importance of masking up! Chief campus photographer JR Ancheta grew this 41-pound beauty in the 黑料黑历史 community gardens, and got it weighed at the Alaska Airlines check-in counter.

Some shower access restored

Rejoice! Some shower facilities are reopening on campus for 黑料黑历史 students, faculty and staff on a limited basis.

Dining hours for Labor Day+

There will be limited dining hours on Labor Day, Sept. 7. Normal hours will resume Sept. 8 in Dine 49, Fuse, Sushi and Arctic Java.

URSA awards for 2020-2021

Degree undergraduate students taking 6 or more credits can apply for travel and project funding.

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