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Laura Mae Lindo speaking at an outdoor event on campus

Tuesday, March 25, 2025

Building Black Studies through community

It’s more important than ever to create spaces of learning and community, says Dr. Laura Mae Lindo

Spring 2025,
Student experience

Members of the Mock Trial Club pose with their trophies at an awards event

Friday, September 6, 2024

Courtroom victory for Mock Trial Club

Through wins and losses, the university’s Mock Trial Club offers a place for students to grow personally and professionally

Fall 2024,
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