Sexual health is very important to students on campus, and 15 out of 16 students questioned in an informal survey feel as though the health center could do more to educate students about sexually transmitted disease protection and prevention.
Nearly 500 prospective Leopards experienced the life of a college student, exploring the campus last week during Spotlight Weekend, an annual event when newly admitted high school students were able to scope out the University.
On Tuesday night laughter broke the eerie silence that characterizes Founders Hall as students and faculty responded to comedian Amy Anderson’s stand up performance.
The University’s Residential Hall Association upheld its successful reputation by winning two awards at the Pacific Affiliation of College and University Residential Hall Conference.
An intramural game of Frisbee was set up on Tuesday in the University Mall by Jacob Acevedo, junior business administration major and Campus Activities Board intramurals chairman, to encourage students to have fun and be healthy.