Tag: washington d.c.
Students use fashion to promote political ideas and honor their cultures
Ahsha Jones, senior psychology major, gets up every morning ready to tackle her long list of daily activities. However, before she can step out of her dorm room, she puts together an outfit that not only allows her to be comfortable but also expresses where she comes from.
Asbra lobbies for Greek life in Washington
Junior political science major David Asbra traveled to Washington, D.C., to lobby for the Collegiate Housing and Infrastructure Act with approximately 105 students from various universities across the nation with the Fraternal Government Relations Coalition.
Witt reveals plans for Capitol Mall
Approximately 50 students and faculty squeezed into the West Dining Room Thursday, Oct. 21 for Assistant Professor of Public Administration Matthew Witt's presentation, “Ground Zero Democracy: Race, Allegory and the Capitol Mall.”
Making move worth experience
College students may endure an internal conflict near the end of their four-year term of school concerning what steps they should take next.