By CARTER PHILLIPS/Contributor Although abuse is not an everyday conversation, the Clothesline Project encourages discussion of the difficult topic. Every October, the Title IX office displays over 80 T-shirts with messages from abuse victims. The [Read More…]
By TALON STAFF Talon Student Media’s student-made literary magazine Inspired Minds is accepting creative submissions now until Oct. 22. View the flyer for further details.
By ANGELA FOSUHENE-APENTENG/Contributor University Center staff hosted a ping pong tournament in the The Patriot Zone on Sept. 30. This event is a part of a series of other weekly tournaments. “I’m doing one every [Read More…]
By MEGAN FOLK/Contributor On Oct. 9, the University Center patio was alive with activity. Representatives of the Wellness Center, Counseling Center, Student Advocacy and Success, Frios and other organizations gathered for the Mental Health Awareness [Read More…]
By MATTHEW WONG/Contributor The Baptist Student Ministry is focused on impacting lives and building a faith foundation that prepares students for life after college. These things are accomplished through fellowship and discipleship which are some [Read More…]
By CARTER PHILLIPS/Contributor The Nepali Student Association hosted the Dashain Festival Oct. 4. The UC Ballroom was transformed with colorful kites and purple and gold fabrics draped across the tables, as well as traditional music [Read More…]
By ALEJANDRA TAPIA/Contributor The First-Gen Program helps students navigate their college careers. The program offers a “community of support for first-generation college students through information sharing, advocacy, and connections between students, faculty and resources,” says [Read More…]
By ELLIE VALLERY/Contributor Muntz Library holds the Tim Anthony Jackson Collection of political memorabilia from U.S. elections from 1884 to 2013. This collection consists of a variety of items including pins, buttons, postcards, dolls and [Read More…]
By ASHTON GATSON/Contributor Renovation projects began in the University Center this fall semester. When the work is completed, some programs for students will be moving to new locations. “The current renovation project should be completed [Read More…]
By KIRA HINTON/Contributor Students living in Liberty Landing face the challenge of crossing Old Omen road to and from campus. For some, this has proven to be a challenge. The crosswalk has a light that [Read More…]