For thousands at the edge of poverty in Santa Clara County, the gap between being housed and unhoused is as little as $350. A new student-run business program is trying to close that gap.
In celebration of Black Joy Month and Women’s History Month, the organization selected “The Swans of Harlem” to highlight the legacy of five trailblazing Black ballerinas.
An assistant professor of Educational Leadership, Ofoegbu studies how colleges can better support students—especially Black women and Black immigrant-origin students—by creating campus environments that honor their full identities and lived experiences.
From first-generation student to Vice President of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU), José Cabrales ’00 shares his journey in his own words.
A career in the military showed Ashanti Wallace J.D. ’27 the value of serving others. Now, she’s studying law to help close gaps in opportunity for underrepresented communities.
