by Dr. Cary LeBlanc in Feature
It seems like yesterday that, like many current undergraduates, I too was involved in contemplating my future. To get to that point, I first had to get to college. I really hadn't thought much about what I wanted to do while in high school because after all I still was only a teenager and life was a good distance out.
by Joshua Colon in Feature
On November 12, 2009 the Students Advocating for Change group began its forum on Question Your History called "Question Your Presidents." Previous forums held in the past years include "Question Your Columbus" and "Question Your Thanksgiving," in which certain professors shed light on the common myths surrounding our historical roots.
by Kristin Geyer in Feature
Imagine spending your childhood in and out of the hospital. Imagine having 21 surgeries before your twelfth birthday. Imagine having a birth defect causing you to have permanent hearing loss that requires a hearing aid. Imagine having known you're different since you were born.
by Pat McDonald in Feature
Carpets. Found in every society and culture, these floor coverings may seem mundane and ordinary to the unknowing individual. After all, carpets are made for people to walk on and, generally, do not last for long periods of time due to wear and overuse. For a brief second, however, stop and think about the presence of carpets in the society today.
