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Visitors can expect dancing, traditional foods and an amplitude of information about Latin American culture at the El Color de Nuestra Tierra event Saturday. Movimiento Activista Social (MAS) will host […]
Although the forecast calls for showers, the weather won”t matter during the wreath-laying ceremony outside the front steps of the Memorial Gym Wednesday. The Veterans Day ceremony, set for 11:11 […]
To Native Americans across the U.S., the month of November means more than just cold weather and fall break – it is a specific time to celebrate culture and heritage. […]
The preparation and anticipation of Halloween are almost more exciting than the actual day, as people pick out their costumes and buy fake spider webs to string across their doorways. […]
From NFL football fields to popular food packaging, pink was the color of choice in October as organizations supported National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Debi Dockins, director of Volunteer Services […]
As a transfer student, this year”s Homecoming Week was the first I have experienced while living in Moscow. Last year, I went to a school with a student population that […]
The lines can be a bit blurred when it comes to which Halloween costumes are considered appropriate. Yet, every year, what some people wear has larger implications than anticipated. Leathia […]
For some, a chance to relive their glory days. For others, a way to rekindle friendships. For past members of the Vandal Marching Band, they have a band of their […]
Adriana De Giuli”s interest in architecture started with Legos as a young girl. Now, De Giuli, 22, is a graduate student working toward her master”s degree at the University of […]
Eric Garner, Michael Brown and Ferguson, Missouri, are some people and places that may come to mind when discussing police wearing body cameras. These headlines have sparked a large debate […]