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Students heard from a UVM faculty member who specializes in Islamic studies to analyze the phrase "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free".
I read an interesting article in “The Marianite,” a publication of the Holy Cross Sisters, on Mass Incarceration in our world highlighting our situation in Louisiana. I contacted the author,
“At the end of the day, what MLK was preaching all along is human rights,” said former Western Michigan University Student Body President Taylor West.
Overview Fifty-one years ago, the very first Earth Day celebrations were held on the University of Michigan campus. The Teach-In on the Environment was an event that helped crystallize the public consensus that something had to be done. On March 11, 1970, a 50,000-strong cadre packed the newly-christened Crisler Arena to kick off what has been called, “the most famous little-known event in American history.” The four-day teach-in was successful. Doug Scott, who, in 1970, was a graduate student in the forest recreation program of the School of Natural Resources and co-chair of ENACT...