Paloma lectures on Spanish-Jewish experience
Internationally renowned performer Vanessa Paloma integrated live music into her lecture about the culture of Sephardic Jews Thursday.
Pearson preaches on inclusiveness
Progressive theologian and visionary minister Bishop Carlton Pearson gave two lectures titled “What has Hell to do with It?” and “Emerging Spirituality” on March 22 in Morgan Auditorium.
Graduate study focuses on LGBT students
Members of the LGBT community generally feel accepted on campus, but do not necessarily know where to turn when they need help, a qualitative research study found.
Sam Goetz shares Holocaust survival story
Holocaust survivor Sam Goetz shared his personal accounts during the years of the Nazi era before a full audience on Thursday in the Campus Center Ballroom.
Class explores activism and social media
Professor of Education John Bartelt and Associate Professor of Public Administration Matthew Witt have teamed up this semester to lead an interdisciplinary seminar on activism.
Housing embraces technology for applications
As students await the opening of the new residence hall next fall, many are wondering what major changes will be placed upon the housing application process.