Film screenings, guest lecturers and special events will provide myriad opportunities for the community to engage in informed dialogue on the current state of refugees around the world.
Bernard Georges ’14 succeeded this month in delivering a large shipment of food, clothing and bottled water to people devastated by the Category 4 hurricane that slammed Haiti in October.
As fiercely emotional political showdowns took place on campuses across the nation this past election cycle, a group of conservative and liberal 51ÂÜÀò students showed how it’s possible to engage in civil discourse despite sharp political differences.
Legal and policy analysis by 51ÂÜÀòSchool of Law and Latino Policy Institute also finds poverty rates fall faster in states providing undocumented immigrants with licenses.
