How Student Affairs Programs are Celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day
From the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union at Eastern Illinois to the ASUC Student Union, housed in the…
Student Learning
The Power of Art in Embracing Campus Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
College campuses across the globe have been making strides toward fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion in various aspects of…
Learning Towards Liberation and Social Justice: A Model for Co-Curricular Social Justice Education
The past three years have illuminated the critical need for social justice education. That same period has also made…
University of Michigan Housing’s Commitment to Creating a Sense of Belonging through Intentional Inclusive Spaces
In 2015, the Diversity and Inclusion Office in University of Michigan Housing made a commitment to students and the…
How to Hire, Train, & Retain Great Student Staffers in Your Operation
All it takes is a glance at the headlines to see that staffing shortages are everywhere. Blame “The Great…
Regional Inspiration: Grad and Grow Institute Hosted by Montclair Sparks Career Enthusiasm, Development
ACUI’s regional communities serve as geographical connection points for association engagement, providing opportunities for member education and connection. On…
Understanding the Esports and Video Game Ecosystem
With the help of digital platforms like Twitch’s interactive live-streaming service, gaming has gone from a hobby to a…
ACUI’s Student Orgs Institute at Wayne State Sparks Ideas for Presenters, Attendees Alike
The campus communities ACUI members represent are as diverse as their student bodies; it follows that there’s no such…
The Art of Community-Building: Insights on Building Communal Spaces in the Student Union Around Artwork
Art and community-building are intrinsically linked, and the campus setting is no exception, according to recent doctoral research from Adriane Reilly, associate director of the Sykes Student Union at West Chester University.
Establishing Inclusive Accommodations in the Student Union
According to the latest data provided by the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), nearly one-fifth of undergraduates in the 2015-2016 academic year reported having a disability