By: Mackenzie Byerlee Features Editor “Apple picking because it seems like you can get more with them.” Nursing major Amanda Lazowsky, a freshman “Apple picking because it’s easier.” Nursing major Kerly Roldan,
John Guillemette, writer and artist, during the campus event. Photos by Valentina Toro
The event, organized during Women’s History Month, featured the 1993 concert film by Sade, blending smooth jazz and soul with a focus on mindful listening.
Dominoes hold cultural significance across many Latin American and Caribbean communities, where the game is often played during family gatherings and community celebrations. By bringing the tradition to campus, OLAS aimed to
Organizers said the activity was designed to create a calm space for reflection and community building during a busy point in the semester. Students stopped by throughout the afternoon, selecting flowers and
By Valentina Toro Features Editor Candy corn? “Popcorn: it doesn’t make my stomach hurt; I can eat more of it.” 🍿 Biology major Rae Riley, a senior “Candy, I like sweets better.”
Farmer, who is a democratic socialist, said his decision to run came from years of work and frustration with what he describes as missed opportunities in state leadership.
Founded in 2023, the organization was created to raise awareness about undocumented communities while providing direct support for undocumented and mixed-status students on campus. The club also welcomes allies who want to
Dubai chocolate strawberries and strawberry flavored drinks arranged across themed tables decorated with red-and-white checkered accents and strawberry inspired signage.
A new student-led chapter of Students Demand Action is taking root at the university, driven by a personal connection to gun violence and a desire to give students a platform for change.