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By Victoria Cruz Contributor On April 7, the Office of Educational Services hosted its third annual Education Career Fair. The event is a collaborative effort with the Career and Professional Development Center.

By Brianna Wallen News Editor In a display of community spirit, the 10th annual Day of Caring surpassed all expectations, by setting a new record with 2,001 contributors. “We raised $866,761–our second-highest

By Victoria Cruz Contributor Students of the sociology department recently visited York Correctional Institution with the Fredrick Douglas Project. Students spent the first half of the visit touring the facilities including the

By Victoria Cruz Contributor Prior to 2016, fall and summer graduates walked the stage in a fall commencement. Students must now wait until the spring for the annual ceremony. This is a

Over the past school year, many students have noticed a shift in the Multicultural Center. Former Director of MCC, Dian Brown-Albert, has stepped into her new role as director of student academic

By Brianna Wallen News Editor In a time when marginalized communities urgently need their voices to be heard, the Student Government Association (SGA) is stepping up to inspire action. SGA hosted a

By Brianna Wallen News Editor As President Trump’s administration and Elon Musk push forward with efforts to dismantle key components of the federal government, military veterans are also being caught in the

By Brianna Wallen News Editor In a significant shift, both Walmart and Target, as well as other major companies, have recently scaled back their Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives. This sparked