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“In a particularly volatile political climate, it is incredibly disheartening to know that the university would attempt to cut (the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs) crucial work,” a letter posted by the Association of African American Students read.

Dr. Amy Agbayani was honored with the Guardian of Immigrant Justice award by the Legal Clinic on Thursday.

UW-Eau Claire will host a series of events in April to honor Hmong Heritage Month. The theme for the month is “Tradition and Change: Honoring the past, and hopeful for the future.” “Representation matters. It leads to a greater sense of belonging and validation of ...

The 2023 Queen of Rosaria will be crowned June 9.

Many students, like Communication senior Jo Scaletty, came to Northwestern looking for people who can understand challenges that can come with having queer identities.  “I feel like I have a perception that queer people just kind of find each other,” Scaletty, who is also external president of Rainbow Alliance, said. “I think it’s sometimes bizarre...

Several Monroe County schools have created retail store-like spaces to serve students in need.

Every year Black History Month is an opportunity to educate and highlight the accomplishments of African Americans through a variety of events.

Just one year after Chancellor Donde Plowman called UT’s 2-star rating on the Campus Pride Index “not satisfactory,” the university’s work on LGBTQ policy and practice seems to have paid

HOPE/TEXARKANA, Ark. -- The University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkanas 2022 Academic All-Star Allison Bonner recently was recognized at the annual Arkansas Community Colleges Conference in Hot Springs.

>In his new memoir, Stay True, the New Yorker critic offers a coming-of-age story that doubles as a tale about friendship, music, and the politics of knowing oneself.