Stephanie Urdang grew up under the Apartheid system in South Africa and lived through the rise of the movement against Apartheid. When she was 23, she immigrated to the United States.

As of this month, two different California high schools have experienced incidents of hate activity involving students.

The Cross-Cultural Center (CCC) hosted the first ever black student, faculty and staff mixer Feb. 10 as part of the Black History Month events.

Students have pushed for an Africana studies minor in past years, but have not been successful until the approval of the minor this year

Students reflect on the importance of Black History Month and allyship following the Feb. 4 racist and homophobic incident on campus

The school that led desegregation efforts in Orange County between Latino and white students was acquired by Chapman University at a Jan. 16 meeting. The Orange Unified Board of Education approved the sale of the 1.7 acre Lydia D. Killefer elementary school for $3.7 million.

The focus of D’Souza’s discussion was “The Failures of Socialism,” followed by a Q&A with topics ranging from fake news and sanctuary cities to Trump’s successes and failures.

The audience at the inaugural event for the Center of Freedom of Expression and Media Integrity was not quiet one. 

The purpose of the event is to “bring out the hidden epidemic of interpersonal violence and sexual assault,” Smith said.

“To my experience, a lot of people don’t care about the things that happen outside of themselves,” Wilson said.

The protests in Hong Kong started peacefully, but have recently turned violent due to the brutality and conflict between the locals and the Hong Kong police. Now, the Chinese University of Hong Kong is inoperable.