Last week the Department of Homeland Security finally deemed white supremacy as a primary security threat in response to countless mass shootings that have claimed the lives of over 100 people in the last six months.
Writers Archives: Danielle De Luna
Olsen examines leadership, culture
Leadership may take the form of many shapes and sizes, however, Deborah Olsen, professor of management and leadership, believes that regardless of position, title or background, an effective leader is one who takes action to initiate change.
Trump’s behavior catching up to him
President Donald Trump’s behavior, lying shamelessly, threatening national security brazenly, and disregarding the Constitution and the structure of our government, while he destroys the environment for his own personal gain, may finally be catching up with him.
Poet honors creatures ‘great and small’
Jane Beal, associate professor of English, brought music and poetry to roughly 25 faculty and students Tuesday in the Executive Dining Room.
Keskin considers therapy preference
Yesim Keskin, assistant professor of psychology and fieldwork coordinator, discussed effective psychotherapy practices and preferences in her lecture titled, “Contextual Factors Associated with Psychotherapy Preferences and Experiences,” in the Executive Dining Room Tuesday.
Plant-based eaters left without variety
The lack of choices in The Spot has become a common gripe among several students on campus, however, this lack becomes even more scarce if you are a vegetarian, and even worse if you are vegan.
Bickford talks endangered species
David Bickford, associate professor of biology, presented studies done by students and himself on the various amphibians of the San Gabriel Mountains and their decline at his lecture, “Inventory and Monitoring of the Amphibians of the Amphibians of the San Gabriel Mountains” Tuesday in the Executive Dining Room.
Rahmani leads with intentionality
Loretta Rahmani discussed “Quote of the Day…Or How I Sleep at Night,” and preached the values of commitment, integrity, trust and peace, Tuesday in the Executive Dining Room.
Flavored e-cig ban is a good move
The Trump administration announced Wednesday that the Food and Drug Administration is developing a plan to clear the market of flavored e-cigarettes; a federal policy that is long overdue in working to protect minors from negative health effects.
Diversity concerns continue
Hate crimes, fear, anger and uncertainty last spring, sparked the discussion of where we are as a University in regards to diversity – and where we should aim to be.