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From Caitlin Mai Chong Lee’s time as a UW-Eau Claire student, graduating in 2003 with a political science and world politics degree, to her 20-year-long position as an equal opportunity specialist in the Affirmative Action Office and various leadership positions ...

In certain circles of late, "pride" has become a bad word and the image of a rainbow has become an irritant as a proliferation of hate-inspired conservatives have become more

In certain circles of late, "pride" has become a bad word and the image of a rainbow has become an irritant as a proliferation of hate-inspired conservatives have become more

In certain circles of late, "pride" has become a bad word and the image of a rainbow has become an irritant as a proliferation of hate-inspired conservatives have become more

In certain circles of late, "pride" has become a bad word and the image of a rainbow has become an irritant as a proliferation of hate-inspired conservatives have become more

One Big Multicultural Festival launched on June 19 at Alexandra Park in Ipswich ahead of its 11th year.

Creative and delicious dishes from more than 20 nationalities captivated judges and festival goers at the annual Pita and Global Food Festival.

BAC is just one of the 12 multicultural organizations under UGA’s Office of Multicultural Services and Programs. Student organizations and their members say they often feel like they lack support

In his opinion piece this week, Ipswich MP Tom Hunt shares the work of charities in the town.

Tom Hunt MP welcomed the members of BSC Multicultural Services, Boshor Ali and Mahbub Alam Shamim, to 10 Downing Street.