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Celebration of Lights honors winter holiday traditions

Candles of every variety lit up the Sacred Space in the Ludwick Center on Dec. 2 at the annual Celebration of Lights event organized by University Chaplain Zandra Wagoner.

Muslims deserve freedom

An estimated one million Chinese Muslims have disappeared across Xianjiang, China, and speculation pertaining to their possible imprisonment in relation to their religious status were proved true after leaked documents highlighted a network of detention camps used to imprison Chinese Muslims.

Commentary: Burkini model breaks boundaries for women

Halima Aden, a Somali-American, made history as the first model to grace the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue cover in a hijab and burkini – a first for the magazine that was founded 65 years ago.

Genital mutilation still legal in U.S.

Joanna Vergoth boarded a plane from New York to Kentucky to meet with a survivor of female genital mutilation and promote legislation to make the practice of genital mutilation illegal on May 6.

Muslim club spreads awareness of Islam faith

The Muslim Student Association hosted an Islam Awareness Week that spread the religion of Islam through informative events each day last week.

Interfaith Walk unites community

Nearly 120 people of various faiths came together in celebration of unity Sunday for the 10th annual Interfaith Walk. The walk spanned more than two miles between Claremont and Pomona and took participants through visits to Muslim, Jewish and Christian houses of worship.

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