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The fate of abortion and LGBTQ+ rights are among the abundance of life-altering challenges looming over Gen Z, and it’s causing a feeling of deep worry about the state of the world.

The Liberty County Historical Commission will host a marker dedication on Saturday, May 27, at 10 am honoring the historic Liberty County Bank – Zbranek Building, 1937 Trinity Street, Liberty, on the courthouse square. The public is encouraged to attend. The building has received a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark designation from the Texas Historical Commission.

"free expression cannot coexist with DEI"

Cornell University Pres. Martha Pollack has declared that "Free Expression" will be the theme for the school's next academic year.

An associate professor at Cornell’s School of Integrative Plant Science, penned an op-ed that highlights several members of the university's free speech committee are driven to push DEI.

Campus Activities and Slope Day Programming Board provides another option for students to spend Slope Day off-campus at the Hoffman Challenge Course.

Moments after being sworn in, Student Assembly President Pedro Da Silveira ’25 was voted out of office by his S.A. peers due to an arising sexual assault allegation. The current president of the S.A. is unclear due to discrepancies in the governing documents.

Valeria Valencia ’23 describes her three-year terms in Student Assembly and how she tried to represent more voices on campus.

President Martha Pollack sat down with The Sun for an exclusive interview reviewing the 2022-2023 school year, touching on topics ranging from free speech to reproductive health.

The 2023-2024 year Student Assembly representatives were announced on Tuesday.