Page 5 - Multicultural Student News Today

A report exposed the encroachment of extreme leftwing ideology in Tennessee's public colleges. Now lawmakers are taking responsibility.

APIDA 101 offers a space for Asian, Pacific Islander and Desi American-identifying students to connect and learn more about their identities. The six-session program, which began virtually Feb. 3 and will continue through March 3, is offered each quarter by Multicultural Student Affairs. The program focuses on allowing APIDA students to learn more about the...

The dedication of multicultural spaces in colleges is important for students to feel comfortable and secure in their environment. The purpose of these spaces serves to embrace the diversity of

This year, after two years of virtual commencement ceremonies as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, DePaul will again be honoring its graduating class at Wintrust Arena in 2022. Riley Reed, a DePaul senior, has already registered for this year’s in-person commencement and is excited to be celebrating her college experience at this year’s ceremony....

A $10 goodwill donation is requested with all donations used to support the annual operations of the schools Multicultural Student Union.

In the fight to create culturally inclusive campuses, PWIs are failing to protect spaces that uphold that sentiment.

The clip was shared on Wednesday by conservative youth group Young America’s Foundation.

Pride Month has arrived, which means a month of gleeful parades, education on queer history and celebrating queer people’s right to exist and love as they are. With that, however, also comes a bombardment of “inclusive” corporate pandering, ranging from new rainbow profile pictures on social media that will revert back to normal at midnight...

UChicago graduate students organize series of events to commemorate Juneteenth May 27, 2021 Events include June 19 keynote address from renowned activist, scholar Angela Davis On June 19, 1865, Union Army soldiers arrived in Galveston, Texas, bringing with them news of the Emancipation Proclamation. Now known as Juneteenth, the day is recognized as a celebration of freedom—marking past struggles for liberty in the United States, as well as the struggles...

An Indigenous healthcare professional and medical student discussed the importance of Indigenous voices in healthcare, racial health disparities and health equity at a Tuesday event. The event, hosted by Health Professions Advising and Multicultural Student Affairs, was moderated by José Ramón Fernández-Peña, the director of HPA, and Aaron Golding, the assistant director of MSA.  The...